Animal Health and Veterinary Science (AHVS) is a semester-long program focused on inquiry-based learning and hands-on technical skill development in veterinary science. Students explore the factors that impact animal health while building essential skills in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment through interactive activities, projects, and real-world case studies. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, and practical application, preparing students for success in animal health care and related career pathways.
Teachers will leave this training certified to teach the CASE AgXplore course. Designed for middle school agriculture programs, AgXplore introduces students to the daily impact of agriculture through engaging, hands-on lessons and projects. Participants will explore curriculum topics including plants, natural resources, recycling, energy, animals, food systems, and agricultural careers. The course also incorporates laboratories, games, questioning activities, and Exploratory SAE project development to create an interactive and student-centered learning experience.
