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January 15, 2025
Our Students Need Your Voice!
The CASE program at Sherwood High School is shaping the next generation of leaders in agriculture, sustainability, and innovation—but it’s at risk. We need your help to ensure students have access to this vital education.
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According to MCPS, “CASE, the Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education is a national curriculum designed to include hands-on, student centered lessons, projects, activities, and labs. As a Career and Technology Education Pathway (CTE) students are prepared for careers in agriculture that solve 21st century problems.”
Take Action Today!
Contact the Montgomery County Board of Education, County Council Members, and the Superintendent to show your support for agricultural education. Together, we can keep this program growing!
Click here to email the Board of Education and County Council with this form letter to support the CASE program or make adjustments to make it your own!
Let’s make sure students have the tools to tackle tomorrow’s challenges today.
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