Agriculture Teacher – Salina Central

*Kaitlyn Elder accepted the Beloit position.

Agriculture Education Instructor / FFA Advisor

Salina Central High School – USD 305 •

https://www.applitrack.com/usd305/onlineapp/default.aspx?AppliTrackPostingSearch=agriculture

USD 305 is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Agriculture Education Instructor/FFA Advisor to lead and grow a developing program at Salina Central High School. This is a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact while expanding opportunities for students in a supportive and collaborative environment.

Salina Central’s Agriculture Education program serves students from both Salina Central and Salina South High School, with transportation provided. This creates a diverse student base and allows for strong program growth and outreach.

Program & Courses
The selected candidate will teach a variety of agriculture courses, including:
● Introduction to Agriculture
● Animal Science
● Advanced Animal Science
● Metals I (shared program – full-time metals instructor on staff)
● NEW (2026–2027): Agriculture Communication & Leadership

FFA Chapter & Program Opportunity
The Salina FFA Chapter currently has approximately 45 members and continues to show strong potential for growth. This position is ideal for an educator who is excited to:
● Grow FFA membership and involvement
● Develop new CDE teams and leadership opportunities
● Build community partnerships
● Bring fresh ideas to expand the program

Salina is a 5A school located in central Kansas and serves as a regional hub for agriculture, education, and industry, providing excellent opportunities for program development and student experiences.

Position Responsibilities
● Teach assigned agriculture courses using engaging, hands-on instruction
● Serve as FFA Advisor, including supervision of activities, contests, and events
● Create a positive, inclusive classroom and lab environment
● Collaborate with staff, administration, and community partners
● Maintain accurate records and student progress
● Uphold district policies and professional expectations

Qualifications
● Bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Education or related field
● Current or ability to obtain Kansas teaching licensure in Agriculture
● Strong communication, organization, and relationship-building skills

Position Details
● FFA Advisor role included
● Salary Range: $46,250 – $76,938 (based on experience and education)
● Full job description and application available via Frontline

Job Start Date: August 2026

Agriculture Teacher – Doniphan West

*Mr. Chambers is exploring other opportunities.

Agricultural Education Teacher (7-12) / FFA Advisor

Doniphan West Schools/USD 111 • www.usd111.org

Primary Purpose

Provide students with appropriate learning activities and experiences in agricultural education to help them fulfill their potential for intellectual, emotional, physical, and social growth. The Agricultural Education Teacher develops students knowledge and skills in agriculture, agribusiness, plant science, leadership, and agricultural mechanics while preparing them for postsecondary education and careers in agriculture. The teacher serves as the FFA Advisor and supports the three-circle model of agricultural education including classroom instruction, FFA leadership development, and Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAE).

Qualifications

Education/Certification(s)/License(s):

Valid Kansas teaching license with Agricultural Education endorsement. May be hired with the expectation to complete endorsement requirements or participate in a transition to teach program.

Special Knowledge/Skills:

Knowledge of agricultural science, horticulture, agribusiness, and agricultural mechanics.

Ability to deliver hands-on instruction in laboratories, shop environments, and greenhouse settings.

Knowledge of FFA organization, leadership programs, Career Development Events (CDE), and Leadership Development Events (LDE).

Ability to supervise and guide students in Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) programs.

Ability to manage agricultural laboratories, shops, greenhouses, and equipment safely.

Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills.

Experience:

Teaching, student teaching, or related agricultural education experience preferred.

Agricultural Education Teacher (712) / FFA Advisor Job Description

Negotiated Agreement

Job Contact Address

402 E Main
Highland, KS 66035

Job Start Date: August-12-2026

Applications Due By: January-1-2026

Job Contact Information

Heather Ball
hball@usd111.org
785-442-3286

Agriculture Teacher – Holton High School

After 31 years at Holton, Mr Larison is excited for a new adventure as the Chemistry and Physics Teacher at Royal Valley and chasing his daughter’s athletic and FFA activities. 

High School Ag

Holton, USD 336 • www.holtonks.net

Holton High School has a tradition rich agriculture education department and FFA Chapter playing a big role in our school and community for the past 90 years. The department offers agriculture education classes (8-12) in the Diversified Ag Science Pathway. Course offerings include Agriscience courses as well as Agricultural Mechanics, Ag Welding, and 8th grade Exploratory Agriculture. Holton is a 3A school located in Northeast Kansas. The FFA chapter is a member of the Northeast FFA District and the school is a member of the very competitive Big East League.

We are looking for a candidate with a strong teaching and FFA background plus should possess an interest in fulfilling the three circle model of classroom/laboratory, FFA and SAE. This position will include an FFA supplemental stipend of 12% and 10 day extended contract. The program has a $250,000 permanent endowment established at the Kansas FFA Foundation to support enriching student leadership development and hands on learning opportunities. Coaching and additional activity sponsorships are available.

Job Contact Address

515 Pennsylvannia Ave.
Holton, KS 66436

Job Start Date: August-1-2026

Applications Due By: September-1-2026

Job Contact Information

Jeremy Truelove
j.truelove@holtonks.net
(785) 364-2181

Agriculture/Horticulture Teacher – Dodge City

2026-2027 Agriculture/Horticulture Teacher – High School

Dodge City USD 443 • www.usd443.org

Click here for full position description.

The Classroom Instructor creates a positive learning environment to facilitate the personal, social, and intellectual development of students. In order to respond to the individual needs and abilities of students, the Classroom Instructor must work closely with other staff, the administration, and other programs of Dodge City Public Schools.

  • Kansas certification in content area assignment or certification in a different state with qualifications that allow for licensure in Kansas. 
  • Advanced degree, experience and/or specialized training in curriculum content and instructional pedagogy relative to assignment preferred.
  • Knowledge and experience with instruction, methodology and materials related to bilingual education. ESL/ESOL endorsement preferred.
  • Demonstrated ability to work with fellow educators to develop, implement and evaluate instructional strategies and materials to improve teaching and learning for all students

Kansas Certification of Health on file in the Central Office.


Application Procedures

Complete an on-line district application at http://www.usd443.org. Make sure your application is attached to the position for which you wish to apply.

We need the following documents submitted for your application to be considered complete and eligible to advance through the screening/interview/hiring process.

  • USD 443 Online Application
  • Letter of Interest
  • Copy of current resume, complete with the names and current contact information of at least five references
  • University credential file
  • Copy of all university transcripts
  • Copy of current Kansas Department of Education (KSDE) License or verification from KSDE that Kansas licensure is in process

If you are unable to attach these items, you may fax them to 620-227-1695 or mail them to PO Box 460, Dodge City, KS 67801.

Applicants may check application status by reading messages sent to the e-mail address submitted on the application.

Upon recommendation of the appropriate administrative team members, new appointments or transfer assignments will be sent to the Board of Education for final action.

Benefits Information

Employee full benefits

Salary Information

New Teacher $51,750

Employer Information

People:

6,850 students 443 certified teachers 1,300 employees (includes full-time, part-time, temporary, and substitute employees)

Finance: $70 million annual budget

Schools:

1 accredited Pre-Kindergarten early childhood education center with Head Start program.

8 accredited elementary schools for Kindergarten through 5th Grade students.

2 accredited middle schools 6th through 8th Grade students.

1 accredited high school for 9th through 12 Grade students.

Alternative high school education opportunities with adult education opportunities.

To be considered all applicants must apply at http://www.usd443.org.

Job Contact Address

2112 1st Avenue
Dodge City, KS 67801

Job Start Date: August-15-2026

Applications Due By: August-16-2026

Job Contact Information

Daniel Ackerman
ackerman.daniel@usd443.org
6204712110

Agriculture Teacher – Junction City Middle School

*This is a new position. Please contact Mrs. Vahsholtz or Mrs. Miller for more information.

Qualifications:                         *Current Kansas Teaching Certificate with endorsement appropriate to the assignment on file in the Devin Center

                                                *Health certificate on file in Devin Center

                                                *Highly Qualified according to state of Kansas requirements

BASIC FUNCTION/PURPOSE

Agriculture science teachers educate students about agriculture, food and natural resources. Through these subjects, agriculture science teachers educate students on a wide variety of skills, including science, math, communications, leadership, management and technology. In addition, this position may advise/support the local FFA chapter and work closely with agricultural education teachers and students at the high school.