Which of the following is NOT one of the three components of the Agricultural Education program?

The correct choice indicates that "School to Work" is not one of the three core components of the Agricultural Education program. The Agricultural Education program is traditionally made up of three integral components: Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE), Classroom/Lab education, and the FFA (Future Farmers of America). Each of these components plays a vital role in providing students with a comprehensive education in agriculture.

The SAE allows students to gain hands-on experience outside of the classroom, applying what they learn in practical settings. Classroom/Lab instruction focuses on the theoretical and practical knowledge needed in agriculture, while FFA provides leadership opportunities, promotes personal growth, and supports community involvement. While "School to Work" may involve aspects of education and career readiness, it is not designated as one of the foundational components of agricultural education as defined in this context.