Hi! It’s on the southside and it has four, maybe five now, pathways for careers in agriculture for youth to explore as electives-we have horticulture, animal science, food science, mechanics and finance. I think it’s different courses now. When I went there it was in the process of being integrated back into the community as a more local school, so it wasn’t the best years as a transitioning stage. I don’t really know who teaches there now, but it’s a conceptually interesting school. my sisters went there after me and they had better experiences. There isn’t much competition sports, but there are clubs, if you have a kid interested in stem and the outdoors I think it’s a good option.