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Crossroads modules
Bridging gaps, experiences, and pathways in agriculture.
Crossroads Modules are inclusive, multi-grade learning experiences designed for students in grades 7–12. These modules offer a unique opportunity for learners at different stages of their ag journey to come together, collaborate, and explore key themes in agriculture. Like a true crossroads, these classes represent points where diverse learning paths meet—where beginners and experienced students alike can engage with meaningful content from their perspective.
A defining feature of Crossroads Modules is their revisitability. Students are encouraged to take these modules multiple times throughout their ag education experience. As they grow in knowledge, skills, and confidence, their takeaways from the same module will evolve, leading to deeper understanding, more advanced contributions, and new insights each time. The result is a layered, student-centered approach that supports continuous growth.
Agriscience Fair 1 - Session 1
Prerequisites: Must be at least a 7th Grader
Description: The purpose of the Agriscience Fair Module is to build awareness of science through research of current and diverse agricultural issues and to cultivate career readiness skills through the interaction of students, educators, the public, and the research community. Students will design their agriscience project within an agricultural pathway they’re interested in. If students would like to compete in FFA with their Agriscience Fair project and need guidance writing the required written report, it’s encouraged to take Agriscience Fair 2.
*NEW* Agriscience Fair 2 - Session 2
Prerequisites: Must be at least a 7th Grader, Agriscience Fair 1
Description: This one-on-one-based module focuses on guiding students in creating the required written report portion of the student’s research for submitting for State FFA review. All students will develop and submit a written report as their final grade, so it’s recommended that students have an intermediate understanding of English writing principles.
*NEW* Supervised Agricultural Experience Builder - Session 1
Prerequisites: Must be at least a 7th Grader
Description: This engaging module supports students in starting a new SAE, expanding a current project, or exploring different SAE options. Students will dive into the types of SAEs, develop personalized plans, and receive one-on-one support with record book entries—tracking hours, finances, and skills. Whether you're a first-time SAE student or looking to take your project to the next level, this course helps you build a meaningful, well-documented experience that reflects your passions and goals in agriculture.