Help us Welcome Ms. Doyle
Agriculture Teacher
December 8, 2023
NCSD is excited to welcome Ms. Kimberly Doyle to or district as Agriculture Teacher. Ms. Doyle is eager to start and lead our Agriculture program to new heights and develop an amazing program .
Ms. Doyle is a passionate educator with roots deeply embedded in the picturesque town of Grahamsville, NY, nestled in the Sullivan County Catskills. Born and raised in this quaint locale, Ms. Doyle hails from a large family, each member showcasing diverse interests in agriculture and the Future Farmers of America (FFA).
During her high school years, Ms. Doyle's enthusiasm for FFA was palpable as she actively participated in the Tri-Valley FFA. Her commitment shone through as she held several offices, ultimately culminating in her role as the District 2 president during the 2016-2017 term. Not stopping there, she took on the statewide stage, serving as the NYS FFA Reporter in 2017-2018. The pinnacle of her FFA journey was marked by her candidacy for the prestigious National Officer position representing New York State in both 2018 and 2019.
Building on her agricultural roots, Kimberly pursued her academic journey at SUNY Cobleskill, specializing in Agricultural Business Management. Her dedication to education didn't stop there, as she continued her studies at Empire State University, earning a Masters of Arts in Teaching.
In October of 2021, Ms. Doyle returned to her alma mater, Tri-Valley Central School, not as a student, but as a teacher. Taking on the role of Elementary Agriculture Education instructor, she aimed to inspire the next generation with her love for agriculture. Now, Ms. Doyle is embarking on a new chapter in her career at the Norwich City School District, where she is set to lay the foundation for the agricultural program within the district.
As she dives into this new adventure, Ms. Doyle brings a perfect blend of professionalism, passion, and a dash of fun to every endeavor she undertakes. We are excited to see what the future bring for our Agriculture program as Ms. Doyle take the program to new heights.