Ms. Becky Meyer

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  Becky Meyer, Academy for Sciences and Agriculture
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  Becky Meyer
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  Becky MeyerDirector, Academy for Sciences and Agriculture , Vadnais Heights
  
  With a Bachelor's Degree in Agricultural Education from the U of WI , River Falls, a Masters in Educational Administration from Purdue University - Indiana, current enrollment in the Administrative Licensure Program at the University of Minnesota (Principal Licensure requirements completed, Superintendent Licensure estimated to be completed spring 2009), a 2007-2008 Minnesota Principal Academy participant, and over eight years of teaching experience in traditional public schools, Becky has worked at AFSA High School for six years.
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  Becky believes that she can make the following contributions to address these challenges and opportunities as a member of the MACS Board of Directors:

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  Becky Meyer, Director of the Agricultural and Food Sciences Academy;

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  Becky Meyer, Director of the Ag and Food Sciences Academy (AFSA) said, "This grant allows us to provide an even better learning facility for our deserving students."AFSA opened its doors to students six years ago, and moved into its new location in Vadnais Heights just two years ago."Even with a new school building, there are improvements we can make in order to make the good even better," said Meyer.

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  School Director, Becky Meyer said, "I'd like to thank the city of Vadnais Heights for allowing us to build in such a beautiful and receptive community.

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  Contact: Becky MeyerAFSA High School100 Vadnais BlvdVadnais Heights, MN 55127Phone Number: 651-209-3910Fax: 651-209-3911

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  Rebecca Meyer Treasurer

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  agriculture," said Becky Meyer, director of the Agricultural and Food Sciences Academy in Little Canada, Minnesota. One in five jobs in Minnesota can be tied to agriculture, she said. "There's a need for people who are agriculture literate." The charter school, now in its fourth year, has grown from 42 students to 160. A new building will help double its size in the next three years, Meyer

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  Ms. Becky Meyer AFSA Director

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  Becky Meyer, school director, says the AFSA Ambassadors - students trained by Mold to speak extemporaneously at middle school visits during recruitment efforts - are key to promotional efforts.
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  Meyer says most promotional efforts are built around how the academy provides a nurturing environment using these core values:
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  "Because we are a public school, we're funded by the state," Meyer says.
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  "We do have needs from agribusinesses in the area for many in-kind services and donations," Meyer says.
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  Says Meyer: "Our students are the best marketers we have."AM

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  "We're teaching them about the science, business and technology of agriculture," said Becky Meyer, director of the Agricultural and Food Sciences Academy in Little Canada, Minn.
  
  One in five jobs in Minnesota can be tied to agriculture, she said."There's a need for people who are agriculture literate."
  
  The charter school, now in its fourth year, has grown from 42 students to 160.A new building will help double its size in the next three years, Meyer said.

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