The West Perry School District in Elliottsburg, Pa., is facing a $3.1 million deficit, which could result in the elimination of one of the agricultural education teacher positions. Current and former students explain how having two ag ed teachers gives students the opportunity to experience different perspectives and a variety of courses.
This interview aired on the May 14, 2016 “FFA Today” show on Rural Radio SiriusXM Channel 147.
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