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This semester long class builds on previously taken courses in welding or woods to challenge and enhance the skills developed through advanced projects and project preparation. Projects may combine with other knowledge areas such as woodworking, hydraulics, and others
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This is a semester long hands-on, activity-based course that includes introductory skills and content for beginning woodworkers. Students will use a variety of common hand and power tools as well as different finishing techniques to construct projects for student use.
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In this semester long course students will engage in lab activities and projects that reinforce skills used in the construction trades. Students may also create projects of their own with appropriate planning and materials. Students will also have the opportunity to learn more about CNC design and construction.
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In this semester long course students will learn beginners welding skills that cover ARC and MIG.
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In this semester long course students will further their knowledge and experience in welding skills that cover both ARC and MIG.
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In this semester long course students will learn the theory, basic repair, troubleshooting, and maintenance of small gas engines
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This year long intro course covers Oregon Agriculture, welding, wood shops, plant and animal science, leadership, and more.
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This year long course is for students who wish to learn more about a broad range of agricultural topics including: agribusiness, issues in agriculture, livestock production, plan propagation, crop and soil science, natural resources management, and more.
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This year long course is an introduction to animal science. The course provides an overview of livestock production and practices currently used. This course includes a variety of hands-on lab activities including dissections, feeding and nutrition trials, and more.
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In this semester long course, students focus on the area of veterinary medicine as it pertains to both companion animals and livestock. Hands-on laboratory activities will reinforce concepts learned. Some sample units in this course include: animal handling and restraint, companion animal management, ethics and best management practices.
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This semester long course focuses on horses and their care. Students should expect live animal demonstrations as well as lab activities relating to feeding, handling, disease prevention, hoof care, housing and much more.
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In this year long class students should expect to learn about what plants require to grow as well as how to produce plants for the horticulture industry. Much of the course is spent in our greenhouse facility working with plants and learning how to grow and reproduce plants using different techniques
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This semester long class is focused on the forestry industry. Students should expect speakers, lab activities, and demonstrations with course units on different types of forests, common forest plants in the northwest, forest and natural resource management, as well as commercial production and harvesting techniques.
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In this semester long course, students will learn about the native wildlife species of the northwest, how species and landscape are managed for differing purposes. Students will also learn about species reintroduction, habitat management and the importance of understanding how humans and wildlife can coexist.
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This semester long course is for students interested in creating their own business. This course includes instruction on personal finance concepts as well as commercial enterprises. Students will learn about taxes, advertisement, budgeting, investing, and much more. Along with the business side of the class, students will be engaging in leadership development activities to help them grow as leaders in their chosen fields.
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I have been an agricultural educator since 2003, having come to Dallas High School in 2014. I grew up in Dallas and graduated from Dallas High in 1997. My educational background includes a Bachelor's of Science in animal science as well as a minor in chemistry and a Masters of Arts and Teaching degree from Oregon State University. I enjoy providing hands-on and experiential learning opportunities to our students. I also enjoy seeing them grow as they learn new skills and gain confidence in their own abilities.
