We get the best classroom visitors to help us with our veterinary skills!

Having fun reviewing our livestock vocabulary with some Fortune Teller Farm Origami! 🐎 🐑 🐖 🐄 @Roaring_IC One Less Thing.net

Our Advanced Veterinary Assistant students were using some of the skills they have learned at veterinary clinics to help give our class friend a bath today.

Exploring our understanding of Directional Planes of the body in Vet Med App today.

Our Vet Med Applications students had visit from our class friend “Ella” today. We learned about bathing techniques and how to brush dog teeth to help promote good oral healthcare.

Using samples we grew from swabs cultures, Vet Med class learned how to isolate a bacterial colony and perform a gram stain lab. We are positive about how much fun we had!

What better way to explore all of our anatomy lessons than students experiencing a dissection! We found all of our organs and gained a new understanding of how body systems come together.

Students designing their own experiments on how movement impacts the cardiovascular system. Learning how to measure pulse, respiration, and blood pressure. In addition to create a lab report.

The amazing feeling of finding a Lee Strong grant award on your desk after spending a week at major livestock shows with students!!! I can’t wait to use this with students. Thank You LEEF for helping support classrooms!!!!

So much fun to watch students put Flight Zones into practice with this great resource from One Less Thing.net.

Finishing our Vet Med unit on Integumentary System by making Skin In A Cup and working together to discuss what each material represents.

Advanced Animal Science class learning about the capacity of digestive systems, creating murals of different species systems, and presenting the information in small groups.

We are so proud of this year’s CVA Cohort for passing their TVMA Certified Veterinary Assistant CVA Level 1 Exam!! Students from Leander High School, Rouse High School, and Vista Ridge High School come together their l Senior Year for this experience. Congratulations!!!

CVA Students practiced surgical scrub and gowning in class today!

Creating our own taxonomy system! #Snaxonomy

Happy National Teach Ag Day! Thank you to my amazing teaching partners. I couldn’t do this without you.

Some days are a little more involved at work than others.

“Harper” came to visit our Lion Day Spaw. She was pampered with a bath and blow dry, as well as snuggles afterwards.

Our CVA Candidates worked on demonstrating cattle skills today for their CVA Certification later this year.

Learning about animal ID with ear notches and ear tags. We created our own pig ears and cattle heads, and then personalized our identification numbers based on birth dates. Students compared numbers and created “herd records” of their classmates.