Agriculture Classes
The Lincoln High School Agriculture Department is proud to offer 5 comprehensive 3-4 year pathways for our students to take part in. Below is a description of each of our pathways, as well as a link which will take you to the course lists and descriptions for each class within the pathway. Additionally, the way we have designed our course schedule, it is very feasible for students to not only complete multiple pathways simultaneously, but also to earn credits towards graduation and UC/CSU admittance while doing so!
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Students in the sustainable Agriculture Pathway begin by exploring all parts of the Agriculture Industry. In later classes they will work to develop their skills in general agriculture, while also completing their science credits needed to graduate and attend a 4-year university. Click below to see all of the classes in the Sustainable Agriculture Pathway!
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The animal science pathway is designed for students with a deep interest in the animal agriculture industry. Students will learn about animal anatomy and physiology and progress into veterinary practices as they move further through the pathway. Click below to see all of the classes in the Animal Science Pathway!
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Floral design is the pathway for students who are interested in the floriculture and cut flower industry. Students will work on a variety of projects exploring the different aspects of the floral industry, including design, sales and marketing, and management. Click below to see all of the classes in the Floral design Pathway!
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The Agribusiness pathway takes students through a variety of courses that range from leadership practices to farm and ranch management. Students in this pathway will learn about economic principles, finances of running and operating an agriculture business and the various types of agriculture systems.. Click below to see all of the classes in the Agribusiness Pathway!
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Ag Mechanics is the pathway for those students with strong inclinations for welding and fabrication as well as machine and engine work. Students can take a variety of courses with various subjects to explore their unique interests in mechanics. Click below to see all of the classes in the Agriculture Mechanics Pathway!
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