Administrative Planning Guide : Agricultural Education for the Disadvantaged (8050/36 weeks)

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Agricultural Education for the Disadvantaged 8050

Suggested Grade Levels: 9 or 10 or 11 or 12 (36 weeks)

Approximately one-half of this course is devoted to areas of horticulture, including growing and reproducing plants, and investigating the landscaping and floriculture industries. However, as this course is meant to be customized by the instructor, a wide variety of areas is represented, including woodworking; agricultural science, mechanics, tools, and machinery; animal care; ecology and environmental management; forestry; parks and natural resource management; and business operations.

For additional information, please contact the Agricultural Education Service, Virginia Department of Education.

The career cluster will be determined by other courses taken in conjunction with this course to build a concentration sequence.

Concentration Sequences	Career Cluster(s) and Pathway(s)	Available Credentials
(A combination of the course above and those below, equivalent to two 36-week courses) Students wishing to complete a specialization may take additional courses appropriate to their career pathways.	For federal reporting (choose one)	Upon Completion of the Above Course
Agricultural Business Fundamentals III (8022/36 weeks) Agricultural Business Management V (8026/36 weeks) Agricultural Business Operations IV (8024/36 weeks) Agricultural Fabrication and Emerging Technologies (8019/36 weeks) Agricultural Mechanics and Basic Animal Science (8008/36 weeks) Agricultural Mechanics and Basic Plant Science (8006/36 weeks) Agricultural Power Systems (8018/36 weeks) Agricultural Power Systems, Advanced (8020/36 weeks) Agricultural Production Management IV (8012/36 weeks) Agricultural Production Technology III (8010/36 weeks) Agricultural Structural Systems (8017/36 weeks) Applied Agricultural Concepts (8073/36 weeks) Applied Agricultural Concepts (8072/18 weeks) Biological Applications in Agriculture (8086/36 weeks) Biotechnology Applications in Agriculture (8087/36 weeks) Biotechnology Foundations (8085/36 weeks) Ecology and Environmental Management (8045/18 weeks) Ecology and Environmental Management (8046/36 weeks) Equine Management Production (8015/18 weeks) Equine Management Production (8080/36 weeks) Farm Equipment Operator (8052/36 weeks) Fisheries and Wildlife Management (8041/36 weeks) Floral Design I (8055/36 weeks) Floral Design II (8056/36 weeks) Floriculture (8038/36 weeks) Forestry Management (formerly Forestry, Wildlife, and Soil Management IV) (8042/36 weeks) Forestry Management, Advanced (formerly Natural Resources Business Management V) (8044/36 weeks) Greenhouse Plant Production and Management (8035/36 weeks) Horticulture Sciences (8034/36 weeks) Introduction to Natural Resources and Ecology Systems (8040/36 weeks) Introduction to Power, Structural, and Technical Systems (8016/36 weeks) Land Use and Conservation Management (8047/36 weeks) Landscaping (8036/36 weeks) Landscaping II (8039/36 weeks) Operating the Farm Business V (8014/36 weeks) Outdoor Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Systems Management (8043/36 weeks) Small Animal Care I (8083-18/18 weeks) Small Animal Care I (8083-36/36 weeks) Small Animal Care II (8084/36 weeks) Small Engine Repair (8021/18 weeks) Small Engine Repair (8082/36 weeks) Specialty Horticulture Arts (8037/36 weeks) Turf Grass Applications, Advanced (8054/36 weeks) Turf Grass Establishment and Maintenance (8051/36 weeks) Urban Forestry (8048/36 weeks) Veterinary Science (8088/36 weeks)	The cluster/pathway information for this course will be determined by other courses taken in conjunction with this course to build a concentration sequence.	Certifications Virginia Workplace Readiness Assessment and IC3 Certification

Concentration Sequences

Career Cluster(s) and Pathway(s)

Available Credentials

(A combination of the course above and those below, equivalent to two 36-week courses)
Students wishing to complete a specialization may take additional courses appropriate to their career pathways.

For federal reporting (choose one)

Upon Completion of the Above Course

The cluster/pathway information for this course will be determined by other courses taken in conjunction with this course to build a concentration sequence.

Certifications

Virginia Workplace Readiness Assessment and IC3 Certification

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