The Ag Program is returning to DeLand-Weldon High School.

Superintendent of DeLand-Weldon Schools, Dr. Michael Tresnak, says they have a lot of ideas for how to improve their school, and one of those is to bring back and expand the ag program. 

Dr. Tresnak emphasizes that this project will take multiple years, but there is a plan in place. They will be offering introductory classes to high schoolers and middle schoolers, so they are growing in experience alongside the program. 

Part of this expansion is renovating the ag area, as well as the family consumer science area. They plan to renovate both of these together, in order to lower the costs. 

Dr. Tresnak explains that from a financial standpoint, the school is doing well. With coming tax breaks due to a wind farm and a high rating from Standard & Poor's, more opportunities for improvements can come to life. He mentions what they consider when making projects like this happen.  

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