About Me:

My name is Jordan Bradley! I am the CTE Director and Agriculture Education Teacher at Paschal Sherman Indian School. I graduated from Okanogan High School in 2010, went and earned a Bachelor's Degree in Animal Sciences: Beef Cattle Production Systems from Oregon State University (Go Beavs!), and then a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee. I hold a Career and Technical Education Teaching Certificate from ESD 101 OP Learning Academy. This is my 7th year teaching, all within Okanogan County. I have an amazing wife Ramsi, a five-year old son (Walker), and a three-year old daughter (Leighton) all of whom are a part of the CCT (Lakes, Wenatchi, Moses-Columbia, and Entiat). My free time is spent doing anything and everything with my family, including anything sports-related, hiking, hunting, fishing, or spending time at the ocean. I have coached high school softball for 6 years now, and spent three years coaching high school football. I am excited to be here, and can't wait to see what we can do with the CTE department here at PSIS over the next few years!

Why I chose PSIS:

When presented with an opportunity to start an entirely new Career and Technical Education program, I couldn't help but get excited. Being able to provide students with hands-on knowledge and skills within the Agriculture world, and give them a chance to explore/pursue potential careers, then build up skills to use in them is such a blessing. I couldn't pass up the chance to be able to be a part of something new, and great, as these students find and reach for their dream jobs!

What is your goal for this year:

First - to get to know each of the students, their passions and aspirations so I can help them pursue opportunity, and second - to establish a state recognized functioning Career and Technical Education program here at PSIS!

Fun Fact:

I've had tiger cubs, and squirrel monkeys use me as a jungle gym in Mexico.

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