Wyoming Agriculture in the Classroom teaches students about the industries and opportunities in their home state

Wyoming Agriculture in the Classroom is a non-profit organization working to develop students’ understanding of Wyoming’s resources so they become informed citizens, capable of serving as stewards for the Cowboy State’s future.

The organization accomplishes this through the development of curriculum that Wyoming’s teachers can use in their classrooms by attending workshops. 

While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program, Wyoming Agriculture in the Classroom Development Director Rindy West told listeners how the curriculum was developed. 

The Wyoming Ag in the Classroom Educator Workshops are offered by the organization every year. These workshops offer Wyoming’s educators an opportunity to acquire the curriculum they can use to educate kids about and opportunities within their local industries. 

Wyoming Agriculture in the Classroom Education Advocate Carolyn Jacobs.

To learn more about Wyoming Agriculture in the Classroom, click here.