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The Harris County High School Agriscience department is not only dedicated to teaching students about agriculture, but to help them learn employability skills with hands on work in the field that can help prepare them for a future career!
Classrooms in the Harris County High School Agriscience Department:
Classrooms in the Harris County High School Agriscience Department:
Jay Borden: Julia Gonzalez:
Basic Agriculture Basic Agriculture
Ag Leadership Horticulture
Forestry
Animal Science
Working at the HC Ag STEAM Farm:
Working at the HC Ag STEAM Farm:
HCHS Ag instructor, Jay Borden, travels with his students to the STEAM farm to complete various projects such as cutting down trees, building rabbit houses, and clearing trails. With good intentions, the STEAM Farm is expected to be completed by the year 2024.
Students busting up tree roots in order to clear trails at the Farm.
Students busting up tree roots in order to clear trails at the Farm.
Posts getting placed in the ground for the base of the rabbit houses.
Posts getting placed in the ground for the base of the rabbit houses.
Digging trenches for the logs to be placed for the mushroom farm.
Digging trenches for the logs to be placed for the mushroom farm.
Elementary Ag Education:
The second block "Ag Leadership Class" ventures to Mulberry Creek, Pine Ridge, Park, and New Mountain Hill Elementary schools to teach students about agriculture. The second block class is composed of 25-30 students who teach grades K-4 every Tuesday and Thursday of the week.
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