Delaware Agriscience Education Programs Listed by County, Alphabetically by School, Then by School District and Teacher(S)

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Delaware Agriscience Education Programs Listed by County, Alphabetically by School, Then by School District and Teacher(S) Delaware Agriscience Education Programs Listed by County, alphabetically by school, then by school district and teacher(s) New Castle County Alfred G. Waters Middle School Appoquinimink Ms. Handlin Appoquinimink High School Appoquinimink Mrs. Timpson, Mr. Cook Christiana High School Christina Ms. Emerson, Mr. Lundy, Mrs. Hawkins, Mr. Phipps Conrad School of Science Red Clay Ms. Pusey, Mr. Coughlin Everett Meredith Middle School Appoquinimink Mrs. Clay Gauger-Cobbs Middle School Christina Ms. Turner Glasgow High School Christina Mrs. Grubbs George Read Middle School Colonial Ms. Madorma, Ms. Redrow Kirk Middle School Christina Ms. Garrison, McKean High School Red Clay Ms. Sheahan, Mrs. Oldis, Ms. Alexander Middletown High School Appoquinimink Mr. Billings, Mrs. Vest, Mrs. Bailey MOT Charter High School MOT Ms. Neubert NETworks School for the Christina Mrs. England Entrepreneurial Sciences Redding Middle School Appoquinimink Mrs. Emerson University of Delaware Dr. Henry William Penn High School Colonial Ms. Pickard, Mrs. Ferrucci Kent County Caesar Rodney High School Caesar Rodney Ms. Strouse, Mrs. Ruskey, Mr. Bossard Central Middle School Capital Ms. Mills Delaware State University Dover Campus Dr. Barczewski Dover High School Capital Mrs. Taylor, Ms. Dixon Lake Forest High School Lake Forest Mr. Currey, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Saxton Milford Central Academy Milford Ms. Ivory Milford High School Milford Mr. Rill, Mr. Stahl, Ms. Walton Polytech High School Polytech Ms. Duphily Smyrna High School Smyrna Mrs. Bell, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Michaud, Mr. Shane Smyrna Middle School Smyrna Mrs. Hufford, Mrs. Freimuth W. T. Chipman Middle School Lake Forest Mr. Breeding Sussex County Cape Henlopen High School Cape Henlopen Ms. Valentine, Mrs. Ellis, Dr. Olson Delaware Tech Owens Campus Dr. Kidd, Mr. Serman Delmar High School Delmar Mrs. Legg, Mrs. Nesbitt Indian River High School Indian River Mr. Cordrey, Mrs. Cordrey Laurel High School Laurel Mrs. Cropper Laurel Middle School Laurel Mrs. Ruggiero Millsboro Middle School Millsboro Mrs. Quillen Seaford High School Seaford Mr. Cohee Seaford Middle School Seaford Mr. Bruns Sussex Central High School Indian River Ms. Kochis, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Lowe, Mr. McCabe, Mr. Stoeckel, Mr. Hines Sussex Tech Sussex Technical Mr. Jefferson Woodbridge High School Woodbridge Mrs. Breeding, Mr. Malloy, Mr. Haldeman, Ms. Paoletti Woodbridge Middle School Woodbridge Mrs. Leone .
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