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Randall Kuhlmann
Randall Kuhlmann
Randall has been employed by the Denison High School since 1973 in the vocational agriculture area. Part of his duties includes being the advisor for the Denison Chapter of the FFA. He has impacted hundreds of students over the course of his career and upcoming students look forward to his class. His passion for success and determination has been instilled in his pupils and they have gone on to achieve great things. Some now instruct others and instill the same qualities in their students. He is able to captivate the attention of teenagers for an entire class period with jokes, hands-on learning, videos, diagrams, pictures, activities, labs, field trips and plenty of energy. The FFA competition and scholarship teams he leads are in addition to his daily class work. During his tenure young ladies have the same opportunity to take Vocational Ag, become members of the FFA and participate in all the various activities associated with agriculture. You will find Mr. Kuhlmann and his students active before, during and after the Crawford County Fair week. To Randall Kuhlmann, teaching is not a seven to four job, but one that requires input twenty-four seven. Not many people know or recognize the extra time and effort that he puts in for not only his students, but the school and our community.
Randall has been employed by the Denison High School since 1973 in the vocational agriculture area. Part of his duties includes being the advisor for the Denison Chapter of the FFA. He has impacted hundreds of students over the course of his career and upcoming students look forward to his class. His passion for success and determination has been instilled in his pupils and they have gone on to achieve great things. Some now instruct others and instill the same qualities in their students. He is able to captivate the attention of teenagers for an entire class period with jokes, hands-on learning, videos, diagrams, pictures, activities, labs, field trips and plenty of energy. The FFA competition and scholarship teams he leads are in addition to his daily class work. During his tenure young ladies have the same opportunity to take Vocational Ag, become members of the FFA and participate in all the various activities associated with agriculture. You will find Mr. Kuhlmann and his students active before, during and after the Crawford County Fair week. To Randall Kuhlmann, teaching is not a seven to four job, but one that requires input twenty-four seven. Not many people know or recognize the extra time and effort that he puts in for not only his students, but the school and our community.
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