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Kemp FFA is led by a team of passionate and experienced agricultural science teachers who are dedicated to student success—both in and out of the classroom. From stock shows to leadership contests, they work hard to support, guide, and grow the next generation of agricultural leaders.
This is Mr. Jones’s fourth year serving as an FFA sponsor and agricultural science teacher at KHS, and his eighth year in education. With 29 years of hands-on agricultural experience—including farming, ranching, and welding—he brings real-world knowledge into the classroom. Passionate about helping students grow through skilled trades, Mr. Jones strives to teach more than just welding—focusing on life lessons, hard work, and what it takes to succeed, even if it means breaking a sweat along the way.
For more information, contact herbert.jones@kempisd.org
Dr. Allison Rachel Coley is in her third year teaching agriculture at KHS. Her background includes teaching at the collegiate level as a teaching assistant in the Animal Science department, along with 25 years of hands-on experience in agriculture—from farming and ranching to raising registered Angus cattle.
She holds degrees in Animal Science, Animal Science Nutrition and Reproduction, and Agriculture Education and Extension. Dr. Coley is passionate about helping students discover their interests, explore new learning opportunities, and prepare for the real world through meaningful, real-life experiences.
Mrs. Ashton Ochoa is in her third year of teaching agricultural education and her second year at Kemp ISD. Prior to teaching agriculture, she also gained experience working with Pre-K and middle school students.
Mrs. Ochoa earned her degree in Agricultural Education from Texas A&M University — Gig ’Em! She is passionate about helping students discover their place in FFA and agricultural education, develop skills through floral design, and prepare for life beyond graduation through meaningful, hands-on learning experiences.
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Ms. Taylor Bosher is in her second year of teaching agricultural education at Kemp Junior High. Before beginning her teaching career, she earned her bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Business from East Texas A&M University.
Ms. Bosher brings approximately 14 years of experience in agriculture and livestock shows to the classroom. Her passion for agriculture and FFA has played an important role in shaping her journey as an educator.
She is passionate about helping students explore their interests in agriculture through meaningful, hands-on learning experiences. Ms. Bosher strives to provide opportunities for students to discover the many areas of agriculture while encouraging involvement in FFA, livestock projects, and other agricultural experiences that build skills both in and beyond the classroom.
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This is Mr. Jones’s fourth year serving as an FFA sponsor and agricultural science teacher at KHS, and his eighth year in education. With 29 years of hands-on agricultural experience—including farming, ranching, and welding—he brings real-world knowledge into the classroom. Passionate about helping students grow through skilled trades, Mr. Jones strives to teach more than just welding—focusing on life lessons, hard work, and what it takes to succeed, even if it means breaking a sweat along the way.
For more information, contact herbert.jones@kempisd.org
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Dr. Allison Rachel Coley is in her third year teaching agriculture at KHS. Her background includes teaching at the collegiate level as a teaching assistant in the Animal Science department, along with 25 years of hands-on experience in agriculture—from farming and ranching to raising registered Angus cattle.
She holds degrees in Animal Science, Animal Science Nutrition and Reproduction, and Agriculture Education and Extension. Dr. Coley is passionate about helping students discover their interests, explore new learning opportunities, and prepare for the real world through meaningful, real-life experiences.
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Mrs. Ashton Ochoa is in her third year of teaching agricultural education and her second year at Kemp ISD. Prior to teaching agriculture, she also gained experience working with Pre-K and middle school students.
Mrs. Ochoa earned her degree in Agricultural Education from Texas A&M University — Gig ’Em! She is passionate about helping students discover their place in FFA and agricultural education, develop skills through floral design, and prepare for life beyond graduation through meaningful, hands-on learning experiences.
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Ms. Taylor Bosher is in her second year of teaching agricultural education at Kemp Junior High. Before beginning her teaching career, she earned her bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Business from East Texas A&M University.
Ms. Bosher brings approximately 14 years of experience in agriculture and livestock shows to the classroom. Her passion for agriculture and FFA has played an important role in shaping her journey as an educator.
She is passionate about helping students explore their interests in agriculture through meaningful, hands-on learning experiences. Ms. Bosher strives to provide opportunities for students to discover the many areas of agriculture while encouraging involvement in FFA, livestock projects, and other agricultural experiences that build skills both in and beyond the classroom.