CTE teachers and FFA students showcase programs, credentials and work-based learning
CTE facilitators and FFA officers told the Foster-Glocester Regional School Committee that Ponagansett’s agriculture pathways serve more than 250 students, offer college credit and industry credentials, and rely on extensive work-based learning partnerships.
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Ponagansett — CTE program facilitators Mallory Kane and Eric Rotondo described the high school’s agriculture pathways and their outcomes to the Foster-Glocester Regional School Committee, while two FFA student leaders highlighted how those programs feed into competitions, credentials and career pathways.
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