Spring 2020

Ms. Santos

Fall 2020

Ms. Pitigliano

My name is Ms. Pitigliano. I received my bachelor of science degree in Agriculture Business in 2018. Last summer I decided to go back to Fresno State to get a teaching credential in Agriculture Education. I currently work at a calf ranch right here in the central valley and I have enjoyed it and learned so much. I can’t wait to become an Ag teacher and educate students about the importance of Agriculture. I got placed to student teach at Dinuba High school this semester and can’t wait to see what this journey holds.

Hi, my name is Ms. Santos and I’m a Fresno State Agricultural Education graduate pursuing a profession in teaching agriculture at the high school level. During my first semester of student teaching, I had the opportunity to teach at Dinuba High School where I taught Intro to Ag as well as Ag Biology. Within this first semester, I have gained so many important teaching qualities that I did not have before. The teachers as well as the students pushed me to be the best Ag teacher that I could possibly be. I get to take all of the skills that I gained from Dinuba with me to Fresno Central where I will be student teaching full time. I will be starting with two Ag Freshman Requirements classes as well as two Ag Biology classes. I will also be working with the goat show team, pig show team, and the BIG team. I am so thankful for these opportunities and I cannot wait to be an Ag teacher myself.

My name is Ms. Pacheco, I am one of the Student Teachers here in the Dinuba High School Agriculture program this Fall. I attended Merced High School, where I raised market swine and competed on the livestock judging team. I attended California State University, Fresno, and graduated with a degree in Agriculture Education. I am excited to begin this school year!

Hello, my name is Ms. Fernandes and I am a graduate of Fresno State. I completed my credential program through Fresno State where I had the opportunity to student teach at two different school sites. I started my initial student teaching at Dinuba High School where I taught Intro to Ag and Floriculture. I then moved to Turlock, CA where I did my final student teaching at Turlock High School. There, I taught Ag Biology, Floriculture, and Ag Chemistry. I learned an abundant amount at both school sites and I am happy to announce that I landed a teaching position in Sonoma County! The ag teacher community is amazing and I happy to be apart of this profession!