ROMNEY, WV – Yesterday, Senator Jim Justice visited South Branch Elementary, Hampshire High School, and Crooked Creek Farm while in West Virginia to show his support for the state’s thriving agriculture industry and view the high school’s agriculture program on National Agriculture Day:
“Our state’s agriculture sector is absolutely critical to America’s economy, and these schools are absolutely critical in preparing our kids to feed America. West Virginia maintains a strong agriculture industry throughout the state, and as Senator it’s my job to make sure the small family farm remains the backbone of American agriculture. Hampshire High School is a great example of how we can prime the next generation to succeed right here in West Virginia,” said Senator Jim Justice.
BACKGROUND:
- During his visit, Senator Justice met with students, faculty, and administrators who are part of the schools’ agriculture programs.
- As Governor, Senator Justice was able to secure a substantial amount of funding for Hampshire High School and its agriculture curriculum.
- To view photos of the visits, click here.