Secondary Agriculture Teacher (9-12)

Hope High School; Hope (AR); On-site; USD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Hope Public Schools Hope High School in Hope, Arkansas is seeking a Secondary Agriculture Teacher (9-12) to lead a robust agricultural education program and guide students toward successful career pathways.

Requirements include a Bachelor's degree in agricultural education or related field with state licensure. This full-time role starts immediately, with opportunities to develop leadership and engagement in FFA and related activities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in agricultural education or related field with state teaching licensure.

Responsibilities

• Improve the quality of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources education instruction, counseling, management, and leadership to produce success for all students.
• Use strategies for integrating academic and Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources education.
• Contribute to the educational objectives by informing students about career pathways in agriculture.
• Provide students with educational and equitable experiences leading to career preparation and continued education.
• Enhance youth leadership and FFA as an integral part of instruction.
• Provide students with knowledge to compete in a global economy and inform them about agriculture literacy.

Education

Bachelor's degree in agricultural education or related agriculture field with state licensure

Job description

Secondary Agriculture Teacher (9-12)

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Job Details

Job ID: 5956668

Application Deadline: Posted until filled

Posted: Oct 09, 2026 5:00 AM (UTC)

Starting Date: Immediately

Job Description

Bachelor's degree in agricultural education or other agriculture related field when coupled with appropriate state teaching licensure.

A teacher in the Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Cluster must perform many duties to facilitate a successful program. It is the responsibility of the teacher to organize and conduct an instructional program that will:

• A. Improve the quality of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources education instruction, counseling, management, and leadership to produce success for all students;
• B. Use strategies for integrating academic and Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources education;
• C. Contribute to the educational objectives of the public school system by providing information to agriculture, food, and natural resources students about career pathways as a guide to achieving necessary skills for continued education and employment;
• D. Provide students with educational and equitable experiences leading to career preparation, continued education, and employment;
• E. Enhance youth leadership and FFA as an integral part of instruction;
• F. Provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to compete in a global economy; and
• G. Inform students about agriculture and agricultural literacy.

Position Type: Full-Time