Introduction to Agriculture Mechanics - 9th / 10th / 11th / 12th

This class is taught at both the LHS Farm and on campus and explores both sides of the mechanics program, welding & fabrication and wood-working & construction. Students taking this course will develop basic understandings of shop safety, as well as a variety of introductory skills necessary to move on to other agriculture mechanics courses. ​

Welding - 10th / 11th / 12th

Agricultural Welding courses provide students an opportunity to learn the practices and technical practice of welding processes used in agricultural fields. Students will be exposed to mechanical, electrical and thermal power that are associated with the field of agricultural welding. This class is based around more complex positions of the processes that were learned in welding one. Project fabrication and certification are introduced through project proposals, sketches and budgeting, and fabrication and layout. Students must complete a project or AWS certification, and presentation.

Intermediate Ag Mechanics Construction - 10th / 11th / 12th

Intermediate Agriculture Construction prepares students for careers or further education in the building industry. This hands-on course builds on skills from Intro to Ag Construction including building codes, electrical wiring, schematics, materials, framing, and green technology. Through project-based learning, students will enhance their teamwork, time management, and project management abilities.

Advanced Welding & Fabrication - 11th / 12th

This is a design and fabrication class. Students must complete a yearlong project or AWS certification, and exhibition.

Welding Intern - 11th / 12th

Students who have completed an agriculture pathway are eligible to become an Agriculture Intern. These experiences are based on student interest and availability at the high school farm