Environmental, Agriculture, and Natural Resources
Overview
The Environmental, Agricultural, and Natural Resources Program embraces an interdisciplinary approach to the study of earth systems and the human impact on the environment. The course of study is built on obtaining a solid foundation of biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. Students successfully completing the programs of study are equipped to pursue areas of study in college and the expanding career fields related to environmental science.
Programs of Study
The Environmental, Agricultural, and Natural Resources Program currently features the Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education (CASE) with one pathway: Natural Resources.
Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education (CASE) - Natural Resources
The Natural Resources program of study is composed of a four-course sequence that covers environmental, agricultural and natural resource issues and management. Students will engage in scientific inquiry related to local and regional environmental problems and issues in natural resources management. Recommended Electives: Advanced Placement Biology, Advanced Placement Chemistry, Advanced Placement Environmental Science, Environmental Issues
- Program Duration: 3 Years
- Beginning Grade Level: 10th
- Program Location: Fairmont Heights*, High Point*, Gwynn Park*
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Boundary Students Only
Possible Majors
- Environmental Science
- Environmental Engineering
- Environmental Law and Public Policy
- Natural Resources Management
- Human Ecology
- Agricultural Management
- Environmental Urban Planning
- Agroecology
- Marine Ecology
Possible Careers
- Agronomist
- Greenhouse Supervisor
- Soil Scientist
- Environmental Lawyer
- Environmental Planner
- Forest Ranger
- Urban Planner
- Food Safety Inspector
- Food Product Developer
- Agricultural Marketing Representative