High School Ag Teacher (4-day week in 25-26)
High School Ag Teacher (4-day week in 25-26)
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Job Title: Agriculture Teacher (Grades 712)
Location:Shirley High School Shirley Arkansas
Job Type: FullTime 240 Days or equivalent
Start Date:July 1 2025
Job Summary:
Shirley High School is seeking a dynamic and dedicated Agriculture Teacher to lead our Agricultural Education program. The ideal candidate will have a passion for student success in the classroom in the shop and in the show ring. This position emphasizes animal science with a strong focus on student livestock exhibition welding and agricultural mechanics. The teacher will be responsible for developing and implementing engaging handson instruction in line with Arkansas state standards and FFA expectations.
Key Responsibilities:
Teach courses in animal science ag mechanics welding and other agriculturerelated subjects.
Supervise and mentor students in livestock projects and competitive animal showing at county district and state levels.
Manage the schools ag mechanics and welding labs ensuring safety and maintenance of equipment.
Develop and oversee Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) projects.
Serve as FFA advisor; organize and prepare students for Career Development Events (CDEs) Leadership Development Events (LDEs) and community involvement.
Coordinate with local industry partners for field trips guest speakers and workbased learning opportunities.
Maintain accurate records of student progress shop safety and livestock care schedules.
Actively participate in professional development and stay current on best practices in agriculture education.
Collaborate with fellow staff and administration to support student achievement and program growth.
Qualifications:
Valid Arkansas Teaching License with certification in Agriculture Education (or eligibility to obtain).
Strong background in animal science livestock showing welding and ag mechanics.
Experience in managing an ag shop and handling livestock projects is preferred.
Knowledge of FFA programs and regulations.
Excellent communication organizational and classroom management skills.
Passion for student development both academically and through FFA leadership.
Preferred Skills:
Proficiency in MIG TIG and stick welding.
Experience with small engine repair construction and other ag mechanics fields.
Knowledge of livestock nutrition care and exhibition practices.
Ability to transport students and animals to events (CDL preferred or willingness to obtain).
Employment Type
Full-Time
