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What is National Teach Ag Day?National Teach Ag Day is designed to encourage others to teach school-based agriculture and recognize the important role that agriculture teachers play in our schools and communities.

Who is it For?National Teach Ag Day is for anyone who wants to celebrate school-based agricultural education, share the story of agricultural education’s importance and effectiveness in the United States, and encourage students to consider careers as agricultural educators. Anyone who wants to participate can find a variety of resources to help them talk about agricultural education at www.naae.org/teachag.

What Happens on National Teach Ag Day?Agricultural educators and agricultural education advocates will engage in a variety of activities to celebrate and promote the career of agricultural education. These activities may include capitol rallies, special lessons, community activities, and more. The Teach Ag website is a clearinghouse of resources to help teachers and advocates, and free resources found there include a video, suggested teaching activities, games, and giveaway items.

Participate in the Live Virtual CelebrationThe live festivities will kick-off virtually at the National Association of Agricultural Educators’ office, in Lexington, KY at 10am EDT and will conclude at 1pm EDT, with a variety of features and engaging discussion throughout the day to celebrate the positive and vast impact agriculture teachers make in and out of their classrooms, and encourage others to consider a career teaching agriculture. Make sure to follow our social media accounts to celebrate with us! Teachers and students across the nation will also have the opportunity to chime in through social media to share their celebrations with us. To join the webcast, log on to www.naae.org/teachag on September 17th.

Who is Responsible for National Teach Ag Day?National Teach Ag Day is a part of the National Teach Ag Campaign, an initiative of the National Council for Agricultural Education, led by the National Association of Agricultural Educators and sponsored by the CHS Foundation, Corteva Agriscience™, Growth Energy, and BASF as a special project of the National FFA Foundation.

Teach Ag Day Ideas

• Play Teach Ag games in class.• Put up a Teach Ag booth on

campus.• Encouage students to create a

lesson and teach it in class.• Write a thank-you letter to an ag

teacher.• Submit an ag teacher recognition

editorial to your local paper.• Use social media to talk positively

about ag teachers.• Coordinate a letter writing

campaign to policy makers, sharing positive ag teacher stories.

Teach Ag Day Resources @ www.naae.org/teachag

• Lesson plans• Interactive Games• Teach Ag Video• Promotional Materials• Sign up for the National Teach Ag

Campaign• Find a university that offers an ag

ed degree• Nominate a future ag teacher

Contact:

Ms. Ellen Thompson Project [email protected]

Ms. Andrea Fristoe Program Manager [email protected]

Mr. Alan Green Program Manager [email protected]

NATIONAL TEACH AG DAY September 17, 2020

National Teach Ag Campaign 2525 Harrodsburg Road, Suite 200 Lexington, KY 40504 (859) 967-2892| www.naae.org/teachag

NEWS RELEASE

For more information: Ellen Thompson Project Director, National Association of Agricultural Educators [email protected] Phone: (605) 350-3842

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

VIRTUAL NATIONAL TEACH AG DAY CELEBRATES CURRENT AND FUTURE AGRICULTURE

TEACHERS

Over 13,000 agriculture teachers nationwide positively impact the lives of students through classroom

instruction, experiential learning, and leadership development every day. For the last 11 years, the National

Teach Ag Campaign has celebrated current and future agriculture teachers across the United States with

National Teach Ag Day. The 2020 virtual celebration will take place on September 17th and the National Teach

Ag Campaign wants to invite everyone who has been positively impacted by agricultural education to join in the

celebration.

In addition to celebrating the agricultural education profession, National Teach Ag Day also brings awareness

to the current, national demand for agriculture teachers. Every year, more than 100 new agriculture programs

open and need highly-qualified, diverse, and dedicated agriculture teachers to make a difference in the lives of

their students across the country. National Teach Ag Day is one way the National Teach Ag Campaign

encourages individuals to pursue a career in teaching agriculture.

“Now, more than ever, it is crucial for us to bring awareness of the need for high-quality and diverse agriculture

teachers. National Teach Ag Day is one way we can celebrate current and future agriculture teachers and all of

the hard work they put into the future of agriculture and our world,” said Ellen Thompson, National Teach Ag

Campaign Project Director, National Association of Agricultural Educators.

The eleventh annual National Teach Ag Day celebration will take place on Thursday, September 17th, 2020,

virtually from the National Association of Agricultural Educators’ office in Lexington, Kentucky. The live

festivities kick-off at 10am EDT and will conclude at 1pm EDT, with a variety of features and engaging

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discussion throughout the day to celebrate the positive and vast impact agriculture teachers make in and out of

their classrooms and encourage others to consider a career teaching agriculture.

In addition to viewing the live webcast and social media spotlights, the National Teach Ag Campaign would like

to invite everyone to celebrate and recognize all of the achievements of agriculture teachers across the nation

and share it on social media using the hashtag #Tagged20.

To log on to the live webcast, or for resources to help you plan your local Teach Ag Day celebration, visit

naae.org/teachag.

National Teach Ag Day is a part of the National Teach Ag Campaign, an initiative of the National Council for

Agricultural Education, led by the National Association of Agricultural Educators and sponsored by the CHS

Foundation, Corteva Agriscience™, Growth Energy, and BASF as a special project of the National FFA

Foundation. For more about National Teach Ag Day and the National Teach Ag campaign, visit

naae.org/teachag.

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http://www.naae.org/teachag


NEWS RELEASE

For more information: Ellen Thompson Project Director, National Teach Ag Campaign [email protected] Phone: (605) 350-3842

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL EDUCATORS TO HOST ELEVENTH ANNUAL

NATIONAL TEACH AG DAY VIRTUAL CELEBRATION

LEXINGTON, KY – The National Teach Ag Campaign will host its annual National Teach Ag Day celebration

on Thursday, September 17, 2020 from the National Association of Agricultural Educators’ (NAAE) office, in

Lexington, Kentucky. The live festivities will begin at 10am EDT and will feature special appearances by

leaders in agricultural education, current and future agriculture teachers, with a variety of features and

engaging discussion throughout the day to celebrate the positive and vast impact agriculture teachers make in

and out of their classrooms and encourage others to consider a career teaching agriculture.

National Teach Ag Day is a nationwide celebration that encourages others to consider a career teaching

agriculture, while recognizing the contributions that over 13,000 agriculture teachers make in our schools and

communities. Agriculture teachers cultivate the next generation of leaders, problem solvers, entrepreneurs and

agriculturalists who will fill the agriculture industry pipeline.

“Now, more than ever, it is crucial for us to bring awareness of the need for high-quality and diverse agriculture

teachers. National Teach Ag Day is one way we can celebrate current and future agriculture teachers and all of

the hard work they put into the future of agriculture and our world,” said Ellen Thompson, National Teach Ag

Campaign Project Director, National Association of Agricultural Educators.

In addition to viewing the live webcast and social media spotlights, the National Teach Ag Campaign would like

to invite everyone to celebrate and recognize all of the achievements of agriculture teachers across the nation

and share it on social media using the hashtag #Tagged20.

To log on to the live webcast, or for resources to help you plan your local Teach Ag Day celebration, visit

naae.org/teachag.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.naae.org/teachag

About Teach Ag

National Teach Ag Day is a part of the National Teach Ag Campaign, an effort to raise awareness of the need

to recruit and retain high-quality and diverse agriculture teachers, encourage others to consider a career

teaching agriculture, and celebrate the positive contributions that agriculture teachers make in our schools and

communities. The campaign is an initiative of the National Council for Agricultural Education, led by the

National Association of Agricultural Educators and sponsored by the CHS Foundation, Corteva Agriscience,

Growth Energy, and BASF as a special project of the National FFA Foundation. For more about National

Teach Ag Day and the National Teach Ag campaign, visit naae.org/teachag.

About NAAE

The National Association of Agricultural Educators is a federation of state agricultural educators associations

with more than 9,000 members. Our members are involved in school-based agricultural education at any level,

from middle school through postsecondary, and state and national agricultural education leadership.

We advocate for agricultural education, provide professional development for agricultural educators, and work

to recruit and retain agricultural educators in the profession. We offer a variety of programs and services to

support this three-pronged mission.

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Interview Leads

Mr. Parker Bane – Illinois Agriculture Teacher at Normal Community West High School [email protected]

Mr. Zane Christensen – Utah Agriculture Teacher at Cache Alternative High [email protected] 435.755.0716

Dr. Veronica Sanders – Georgia Agriculture Teacher at Warner Robbins High School [email protected] 478.929.7877

Mr. Ethan Dado – Minnesota Agriculture Teacher at Mankato Central/East/West High School [email protected]

Dr. Amber Rice – Arizona Assistant Professor of Agricultural Education at the University of Arizona [email protected]

Dr. Laura Hasslequist – South Dakota Assistant Professor of Agricultural Education at South Dakota State University [email protected]

Ms. Erin Noble – New Jersey State Program Leader/State FFA Advisor at New Jersey Department of Agriculture [email protected]

National Teach Ag Campaign Contacts:

Ms. Ellen Thompson Project [email protected]

Ms. Andrea Fristoe Program Manager [email protected]

Mr. Alan Green Program Manager [email protected] 989-598-2944

NATIONAL TEACH AG DAY September 17, 2020

Follow Teach Ag On Social Media

@Teach_Ag #TeachAg#Tagged20

NATIONAL TEACH AG DAY September 17, 2020See back for captions and explanations for each picture.

For more information, contact Ellen Thompson, National Teach Ag Campaign Project Director at [email protected] or 605-350-3842.

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Teach Ag Photo CaptionsTEACH-AG-DAY-LIVE-CELEBRATION -- Each year the National Teach Ag Campaign celebrates the vast accomplishments and positive impact agriculture teachers have every day through National Teach Ag Day. The celebration includes highlights and discussion from future and current agriculture teachers and other stakeholders in the agricultural education profession.

TECHNOLOGY-INTEGRATION -- Agriculture teachers use technology in their classrooms to help their students develop problem solving skills, track data, and strenghten their understanding of the global impact of agriculture. Especially in a time of virtual learning, it is critical for agriculture teachers to stay relevant in terms of technology use for their students, in order to help fill the agriculture industry pipeline with knowledgeable and competent employees.

TEACH-AG-DAY-FUTURE-AGRISCIENCE-TEACHER-SYMPOSIUM -- As part of the National Teach Ag Day celebration, preservice agriculture teachers from across the nation are selected to participate in the Future Agriscience Teacher (FAST) Symposium. During the symposium, current agriculture teachers involved in the National Agriscience Teacher Ambassador Academy (NATAA), as well as Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education (CASE) certified teachers provide the preservice teachers with professional development about enhancing science in their agricultural curriculum while using inquiry-based classroom instruction.

EXPERIENTIAL-LEARNING -- As part of the three-circle model of instruction, experiential learning is a key opportunity for agriculture teachers to provide their students with higher-level instruction. Students are able to apply what they learn in the classroom to various scenarios -- their afterschool jobs, a school beehive operation, the agriculture program’s greenhouse or farm, and so many other opportunities. Oftentimes, experiential learning is referred to as a student’s Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE).

AGRICULTURAL-EDUCATION-FOR-ALL -- Agricultural Education for All is a joint partnership of the National Association of Agricultural Educators and the National FFA Organization with the goal of ensuring all in agricultural education feel welcome, safe and celebrated as their authentic selves. The National Teach Ag Campaign provides opportunities for agriculture teachers to engage in healthy discussions about inclusion, diversity, and equity in the classroom.

FUTURE-AGRICULTURE-TEACHER-SIGNING-EVENTS -- The National Teach Ag Ambassador program facilitates Teach Ag Signing Events. During these events, high school students who have decided to pursue a degree in agricultural education are able to sign a letter of intent and meet with representatives from their future universities. Teach Ag Signing Events have become a staple at state and university level events.

For more information, contact Ellen Thompson, National Teach Ag Campaign Project Director at [email protected] or 605-350-3842.

National Teach Ag Day is a part of the National Teach Ag Campaign, an initiative of the National Council for Agricultural Education, led by the National Association of Agricultural Educators and sponsored by the CHS Foundation, Corteva Agriscience™, Growth Energy, and BASF as a special project of the National FFA Foundation. For more about National Teach Ag Day and the National Teach Ag campaign, visit www.naae.org/teachag.

2019 Agriculture Teacher Supply and Demand Overview

AAAE Regions

Western$41,414

382,4261,343

1,309/1,117/02,292/134

40222473

35/610334151

149130517

North Central$42,884

234,3003,129

2,149/1,994/04,204/96

1266779169

83/2535222192

293218946

Southern$41,614

436,4644,032

2,754/3,686/66,341/123

586746190

117/11028014260

4623521,625

Nationwide$41,971

3513,1908,504

6,212/6,797/612,837/353

224156149432

235/14173570603

9047003,088

Western

Southern

North Central

Average salary*Extended contract dAYS*

Ag TeachersAg Programs

Female/male/non-binary teachers Full-time/ part-time teachers

New PositionsNew Programs

RetirementsLeft teaching

Alt. Certified/non-licensed hires Positions TO fill

Positions lostUnfilled full-time positionsUnfilled part-time positions

Agricultural education graduates AGRICULTURal education graduates teaching

Ag Ed major enrollment

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Teacher-Supply-and-Demand

Agriculture teacher supply and demand highlights • The demand for agriculture teachers continues due to program growth, expansion, retirements

and openings.

• School districts value the agricultural education model of rigorous STEM based classroom andlaboratory instruction, experiential learning and leadership development.

• The retention rate of agriculture teachers is historically high at nearly 97%.

• The conversion rate of agricultural education graduates is at an all-time high of 77%.

• New agricultural education majors are predominately Caucasian (87%) and female (74%).• School districts are hiring a high number of alternatively certified and non-licensed teachers to fill

open positions due to demand.

Agricultural Education Degree InstitutionsVisit the Teach Ag website at www.naae.org/teachag/college.cfm for program links

Auburn UniversityAuburn, AL

Arkansas State UniversityJonesboro, AR

Arkansas Tech UniversityRussellville, AR

University of Arkansas - Pine BluffPinebluff, AR

Southern Arkansas UniversityMagnolia, AR

University of ArkansasFayetteville, AR

University of ArizonaTucson, AZ

University of California, DavisDavis, CA

California State University, ChicoChico, CA

California State University, FresnoFresno, CA

Cal Poly - PomonaPomona, CA

Cal Poly - San Luis ObispoSan Luis Obispo, CA

Colorado State UniversityFt. Collins, CO

University of ConnecticutStorrs, CT

Delaware State UniversityDover, DE

University of DelawareNewark, DE

University of FloridaGainesville, FL

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Tifton, GA

Fort Valley State UniversityFort Valley, GA

University of GeorgiaAthens, GA

Dordt CollegeSioux Center, IA

Iowa State UniversityAmes, IA

Morningside College Sioux City, IA

University of IdahoMoscow, ID

Illinois State UniversityNormal, IL

Southern Illinois UniversityCarbondale, IL

Western Illinois UniversityMacomb, IL

University of IllinoisUrbana, IL

Huntington UniversityHuntington, IN

Purdue UniversityLafayette, IN

Fort Hayes State UniversityHayes, KS

Kansas State UniversityManhattan, KS

Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, KY

Morehead State University Morehead, KY

Murray State UniversityMurray, KY

Western Kentucky University Bowling Green, KY

University of KentuckyLexington, KY

Louisiana State UniversityBaton Rouge, LA

Louisiana Tech UniversityRuston, LA

McNeese State UniversityLake Charles, LA

University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA

University of Maryland College Park College Park, MD

University of Maryland Eastern Shore Princess Anne, MD

Michigan State UniversityEast Lansing, MI

Southwest Minnesota State University Marshall, MN

University of Minnesota - Crookston Crookston, MN

University of Minnesota - Twin Cities St. Paul, MN

College of the OzarksPoint Lookout, MO

Missouri State UniversitySpring ield, MO

Northwest Missouri State University Maryville, MO

Southeast Missouri State University Cape Girardeau, MO

University of Central Missouri Warrensburg, MO

University of MissouriColumbia, MO

Alcorn State UniversityAlcorn State, MS

Mississippi State University Starkville, MS

Montana State University-Bozeman Bozeman, MT

Appalachian State UniversityBoone, NC

Brevard College Brevard, NC

North Carolina A&T State University Greensboro, NC

North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC

University of Mount OliveMount Olive, NC

North Dakota State UniversityFargo, ND

University of NebraskaLincoln, NE

University of New HampshireDurham, NH

Eastern New Mexico State University Portales, NM

New Mexico State UniversityLas Cruces, NM

Rutgers UniversityNew Brunswick, NJ

University of Nevada - RenoReno, NV

Cornell UniversityIthaca, NY

State University of New York at Oswego Oswego, NY

Central State University Wilberforce, OH

The Ohio State UniversityColumbus, OH

Wilmington CollegeWilmington, OH

Northwestern Oklahoma StateAlva, OK

Oklahoma State UniversityStillwater, OK

Panhandle State UniversityGoodwell, OK

Oregon State UniversityCorvallis, OR

Delaware Valley CollegeDoylestown, PA

The Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA

University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez Mayaguez, Puerto RicoClemson University

Clemson, SC

Find more on the teach ag websiteVisit the Teach Ag website at www.naae.org/teachag

@teach_ag #teachag www.naae.org/teachag

Find an Ag Ed Degree Institution

Sign Up for Teach Ag Newsletters

Interactive Games

Supply and Demand Data

Teach Ag Day Activities

Inspirational Videos

South Dakota State University Brookings, SD

Middle Tennessee State University Murfreesboro, TN

Tennessee State University Nashville, TN

Tennessee Technological University Cookeville, TN

University of TennesseeKnoxville, TN

University of Tennessee at Martin Martin, TN

Angelo State UniversitySan Angelo, TX

Sam Houston State University Huntsville, TX

Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches, TX

Sul Ross State UniversityAlpine, TX

Tarleton State University Stephenville, TX

Texas A&M UniversityCollege Station, TX

Texas A&M University - Commerce Commerce, TX

Texas A&M University - Kingsville Kingsville, TX

Texas State University - San Marcos San Marcos, TX

Texas Tech UniversityLubbock, TX

West Texas A&M University Canyon, TX

Utah State UniversityLogan, UT

Ferrum CollegeFerrum, VA

Virginia State University Petersburg, VA

Virginia Tech University Blacksburg, VA

Washington State University Pullman, WA

University of Wisconsin - Platteville Platteville, WI

University of Wisconsin - River Falls River Falls, WI

West Virginia University Morgantown, WV

University of WyomingLaramie, WY


FFA Regions










eastern$43,738

233,0642,063

1,553/1,350/13,017/47

845353110

70/1323314140

162118622

Southern$41,357

432,6671,993

1,167/1,485/02,657/10

39452697

79/10215111210

218173726

Nationwide$42,062

3013,1908,504

6,212/6,797/612,837/354

224156149432

235/14173570603

9047003,088

Western$40,039

274,6202,145

2,229/2,386/54,388/232

35181666

30/68532121

288226991

Central$43,113

272,8392,303

1,263/1,576/02,775/64

664054159

56/2026613132

236183749

eastern

Southern

Western

Central




and openings.




• New agricultural education majors are predominately Caucasian (87%) and female (74%).• School districts are hiring a high number of alternatively certified and non-licensed teachers to fill

open positions due to demand.
























































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and openings.

• School districts value the agricultural education model of rigorous STEM based classroom and laboratory instruction, experiential learning and leadership development.


• The conversion rate of agricultural education graduates is at an all-time high of 77%• New agricultural education majors are predominately Caucasian (87%) and female (74%).• School districts are hiring a high number of alternatively certified and non-licensed teachers to fill open positions due to demand.

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181,381856

701/519/11361/20

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27/3756804837213

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13,1908,504

6,212/6,797/612,837/353

224156149432

235/14173570603

9047003,088

$39,30938

2,1131,584

998/1,100/0

2106/733391880

71/941229190

180147592

$42,47420

2,1831,142

1,192/991/0

2,050/13337212156

30/58232121

135120483

$43,04825

1,2851,089

686/599/01,225/60

41242561

15/9119892

139106378

$41,75038

2,2221,570

1,072/1,150/0

2,195/27673436109

43/162011160

146106504

$42,25342

4,0062,263

1,563/2,438/5

3,900/10619182398

49/14136460

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Female/male/Non-Binary teachers Full-time/ part-time teachers


RetirementsSBAE Left teaching



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Mississippi State University Starkville, MS


























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201920172015$42,474

202,1831,142

1,192/991/0

2,050/13337212156

30/58232121

135120483

$43,00028

1,8721,102

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2015-2019 Agriculture Teacher Supply and Demand Overview

NAAE Region 1



*not all states reported


and openings.




• New agricultural education majors are predominately Caucasian (87%) and female (74%).• School districts are hiring a high number of alternatively certified and non-licensed teachers to fill open positions due to demand.

Nationwide$42,028

3013,1908,504

6,212/6,797/612,837/353

224156149432

235/14173570603

9047003,088

2016$38,000

321,573897

725/8481,459/114

27173280

25/693

13/14150

11396na

2018$37,353

222,0851,163

1,043/1,0421,812/273

249

2879

57/065

11/38258

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Montana State University-BozemanBozeman, MT




Washington State UniversityPullman, WA



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20172015$42,660

47.53,8792,230

1,489/2,390 3,399/480

653948

17869/29

2808/11

111

270191978

$38,00032

1,7811,042

847/8021,720/81

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and openings.





2019$42,253

424,0062,263

1,563/2,438/5

3,900/10619182398

49/14136

460

256184918

Nationwide$42,028

3013,1908,504

6,212/6,797/612,837/353

224156149432

235/14173570603

9047003,088

2016$39,000

47.53,6342,197

1,186/2,4483,525/109

402852

20993/16

2388/11

90

293196na

2018$44,107

434,0782,244

1,549/2,5263,870/208

773771

317125/34

3845/10

60

280203

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Eastern New Mexico State UniversityPortales, NM




Oklahoma Panhandle State UniversityGoodwell, OK


Sam Houston State UniversityHuntsville, TX

Stephen F. Austin State UniversityNacogdoches, TX


Tarleton State UniversityStephenville, TX


Texas A&M University-CommerceCommerce, TX

Texas A&M University-KingsvilleKingsville, TX

Texas State University-San MarcosSan Marcos, TX


West Texas A&M UniversityCanyon, TX





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20172015N/A 27

12241048

600/6241151/73

11262044

37/1071.3

5/3.720

8059

378

$38,52628

1,1381,000

561/5751,087/51

20261758

NA/2497

NA/4102

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Female/male/non-binary Teachers Full-time/ part-time teachers








naae Region 3





and openings.




• New agricultural education majors are predominately Caucasian (87%) and female (74%).• School districts are hiring a high number of alternatively certified and non-licensed teachers tofill open positions due to demand.

2019$43,048

251,2851,089

686/599/01,225/60

41242561

15/9119

892

139106378

Nationwide$42,028

3013,1908,504

6,212/6,797/612,837/353

224156149432

235/14173570603

9047003,088

2016$38,526

281,1821013

545/6371,118/64

19202377

22/689

5/7140

7760na

2018$50,321

321,2471,065

640/6071,193/54

14192287

11/695

5/652

9980

397










North Dakota State University Fargo, ND








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20172015$ 43,986

432,0591,511

888/1,1302,045/14

31202398

62/7141

2/1101

10585

591

$43,40337

2,0211,462

907/1,1141,624/397

59345396

NA/26199

NA/1351

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and openings.





2019$41,750

382,2221,570

1,072/1,150/0

2,195/27673436

10943/16

2011160

146106504

Nationwide$42,028

3013,1908,504

6,212/6,797/612,837/353

224156149432

235/14173570603

9047003,088

2016$43,403

371,5781,140

663/9151,567/11

311728

13821/23

1487/21

60

11593na

2018$38,633

482,5071,745

1,116/1,3372,471/36

583438

17555/32

2216/12

50

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Huntington University Huntington, IN


Eastern Kentucky UniversityRichmond, KY

Morehead State UniversityMorehead, KY


Western Kentucky UniversityBowling Green, KY




Missouri State UniversitySpringfield, MO

Northwest Missouri State UniversityMaryville, MO

Southeast Missouri State UniversityCape Girardeau, MO

University of Central MissouriWarrensburg, MO


Central State UniversityWilberforce, OH


Ohio State University ATIWooster, OH






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20172015$40,619

372,3581,759

1,036/1,3222,349/9

30472787

114/36125

19/19130

11179

472

$39,40840

2,2101,649

940/1,2712,200/10

31.53639

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260

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and openings.





2019$39,309

382,1131,584

998/1,100/0

2,106/733391880

71/941229190

180147592

Nationwide$42,028

3013,1908,504

6,212/6,797/612,837/353

224156149432

235/14173570603

9047003,088

2016$39,408

402,3081,693

1,164/1,1412,284/24

464952

15960/14

17228/33

140

13094NA

2018$38,178

542,1731,708

1,025/1,1452,156/25

683141

140103/32

19115/17

130

15096

479



Auburn University Auburn, AL

University of Florida Gainesville, FL

University of Florida - Plant City Plant City, FL




University of Georgia - TiftonTifton, GA


Mississippi State University Mississippi State, MS

Appalachian State University Boone, NC

Brevard CollegeBrevard, NC




University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez Mayaguez, Puerto Rico

Clemson UniversityClemson, SC










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20172015$45,200

131,298821

676/5871,270/28

9272038

32/1360

6/761

5735

183

$42,51635

1,294839

637/587*1,070/15*

1411.52433

na/2765

na/1081

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2019$ 43,334

181,381856

701/519/11,361/20

27202628

27/3756804837213

Nationwide$42,028

3013,1908,504

6,212/6,797/612,837/353

224156149432

235/14173570603

9047003,088

2016$42,516

351,282.5

835705.5/5231,264/18.5

12181458

24/1557.5

12/12.580

4430NA

2018$ 46,000

231,7371,146

726/5931,704/33

6102370

12/771

3/570

3926

156






University of Maryland College ParkCollege Park, MD

University of Maryland Eastern ShorePrincess Anne, MD




State University of New York at OswegoOswego, NY

Delaware Valley UniversityDoylestown, PA

The Pennsylvania State UniversityUniversity Park, PA


Virginia State UniversityPetersburg, VA

Virginia Tech UniversityBlacksburg, VA

West Virginia UniversityMorgantown, WV





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