Veterinary Studies
This program is a hands-on, interactive, and exciting way to learn about the animal health care industry. These courses are designed to give students hands-on experience in the veterinary and animal science fields. By completing the program and the required clinical hours, students may apply for their Certified Veterinary Assistant (CVA) Certification through the Texas Veterinary Medical Association (TVMA).
Important Documents
Veterinary Practicum Documents
Veterinary Services
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Pathway Option
Pathway Option
Instructors
Practicum in Agriculture I Principles of Agriculture
This is my first year at KCAL, and I am so excited to be here! I come from a strong agricultural background and am a proud graduate of Texas A&M University, where I earned my degree in Animal Science. My professional career includes many years working in the agriculture and veterinary medicine industries. Outside of my professional career, I am an accomplished all-around horse competitor and have earned six world titles. My love for the agricultural world runs deep, and I am passionate about sharing that love with others. In my free time, I enjoy competing, spending time with family, and making memories with my Toy Aussie, Pearl.
Practicum in Agriculture I Floral Design
I graduated from Tarleton State University with a degree in Agriculture Services and Development. I currently teach Floral Design, where I enjoy helping students develop their creativity, knowledge, and skills in the floral industry. In addition to teaching, I serve as an FFA Advisor, supporting students through leadership opportunities, competitions, and hands-on agricultural experiences. I am passionate about agriculture education and helping students discover their interests and reach their goals.
Hunter Bagwell
Advanced Animal Science I Wildlife and Fisheries Management I Livestock Production
This is my fifth year here at KCAL in the Animal Science Department and being an FFA Advisor. I teach Advanced Animal Science and Practicum of Agriculture Food and Natural Resources. I also coach many LDE and CDE Teams here for our Keller FFA Program. In my free time, I love to spend time with my Wife, Aubrey and our yellow lab, Goose!
Agribusiness Management & Marketing I Veterinary Medical Applications I Practicum in Agriculture
My name is Mia Key and I am proud to be a part of our KCAL team! I am currently teaching Principles of Ag, Food, and Natural Resources, and Floral Design. I am also one of our Keller FFA advisors. I am so lucky to have this opportunity to share my passion for agriculture and help your students get involved in the industry!
Floral Design I Advanced Floral Design I Practicum in Agriculture
This is my fourth year at KCAL teaching floral design. I coordinate the KCAL Blooms floral program in which our advanced floral and practicum students create designs for our members, district events, community events, and specialty orders! I am one of the Keller FFA advisors and train various LDE and CDE teams. In my free time, I love to travel, hike, work-out and read!
Payton George
Equine Science and Small Animal Management I Veterinary Medical Applications I Scientific Research & Design: Veterinary Clinical Skills
I graduated from West Texas A&M with a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education. In college I was a part of a leadership program called Rogers LEAD WT. I also competed on the WT soils judging team and was a team captain for two years. In my free time I like to ice skate, go on hikes, and just be outdoors. I am looking forward to being a veterinary medicine teacher at KCAL!