Kim Clark

Clark’s innovative teaching idea, “Lights, Camera, AGtion,” focuses on providing the tools, resources and technology for the students of Royal Valley High School to create videos about agriculture. Students involved in the program will have an opportunity to showcase the importance of agriculture to the local Hoyt community, county, state, and potentially country. The current library of resources within the school are limited, but with the Voya grant, Clark will be able to provide better technology and more resources so students can continue to make more videos to better inform the public about agriculture. Through higher quality video, students will also be able to further engage their creations on social media, reaching a larger audience to help the students showcase their video creations.