WorksheetsAgEd Structure
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The primary entity for education on the national/federal level is
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Education
Federal Bureau of Education
National Education Agency
The primary function and control over local AgEd programs at the NATIONAL level pertains to
curriculum
teacher certification requirements
funding
standardized testing
The lead entity with authority and control over local AgEd programs at the state level is
Texas Education Agency
Texas Department of Agriculture
Texas FFA Association
The governor's office
These regional groups have no control over schools, but simply help in administering local programs.
school boards
Parent-Teacher Associations (PTAs)
Education Service Centers (ESCs)
booster clubs
The chief executive and academic officer for a school DISTRICT
School board
Superintendent
CTE director
Business manager
The principal can best be described as the CAMPUS
disciplinarian
financial manager
faculty coordinator
instructional leader
Who is truly the only one that can hire and fire school personnel?
Principal
Superintendent
School board
Human Resources Director
AFNR courses with similar content that are organized into
tool rooms and curriculum closets
programs of study, or clusters
high school credit and college credit
majors and minors
The Three-Circle Model for AgEd has 3 PRIMARY components. Which is NOT one of these components?
SAEs
FFA
classroom/laboratory instruction
dual credit courses
A Head AFNR teacher is
required for departments with more than 3 teachers
required for 5A and 6A schools
required for programs with more than 300 students
not required by law
