Kori Blank

Hello, my name is Kori Blank, and I am the middle and high school Agriculture instructor and FFA Advisor at Cashton. I was born and raised in Cashton and am proud to have the opportunity to teach agriculture and serve students in the same community that helped shape me. After graduating from Cashton High School, I attended the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, where I earned my degree in Agricultural Education. I began my teaching career in Waterloo, Wisconsin, teaching middle and high school agriculture before returning home to Cashton.

My husband, Chris, and I live in the Cashton area with our four children. Together, we operate a small diversified livestock operation where we raise sheep and beef cattle. As a family, we enjoy exhibiting livestock at county fairs and shows throughout Wisconsin, including the Wisconsin State Fair. Agriculture is a big part of both our professional and personal lives, and we enjoy sharing that passion with our children.

Outside of the classroom, much of my time is spent working with FFA and supporting agricultural youth. Our family is also active in 4-H, and I enjoy helping young people develop their skills and interests through their livestock and agricultural projects.

I am grateful to be able to teach agriculture in my hometown and give back to a community that has played such an important role in my life. I especially enjoy helping students discover their own interests in agriculture, develop leadership skills, and find opportunities that will serve them well beyond the classroom.