Agricultural Sciences

Each pathway exposes students to classroom and laboratory experiences. In the classroom, students learn concepts and theories dealing with agricultural and agribusiness topics. Classroom learning is followed by laboratory experiences where students are able to put concepts and theories into practice.

Agriculture Sciences Certifications Available:

• OSHA 10 Hour - Agriculture

• OSHA 10 Hour  - General Industry

• Sanitation License

Pathways

Agricultural Applied Biology

Students in Agricultural Applied Biology will learn how fundamental biology is applied to solving problems. In this program students are exposed to the major environmental issues such as sustainable food production and the responsible use of land, water, and animals.

Agricultural Business

Students in the Agricultural Business program will study topics including the environment, business ownership, finance, accounting, record-keeping, production, marketing, personnel, government regulations, planning, and taxation.

Agricultural Mechanics

Students in the Agricultural Mechanics program will learn how to read blueprints, survey land and ensure safe use of tools. Students also get hands-on experience using hand tools, power tools, and computer programs to construct and maintain agricultural systems, and structures.

Animal Science

In the Animal Science program, students will learn to groom, feed, and care for animals. To help enforce the principles of raising and managing livestock, students will care for the animals at school.

Food Science

In the Food Science program, students will learn how to convert raw materials into food and discover the science behind food composition.

Horticultural Science

Students in the Horticultural Science program will develop the knowledge and skills necessary to care for a variety of plants.

Schools with Agricultural Sciences Programs

Learn More

Contact the Early College and Career Success team at CTE@cps.edu for more information.