Riley Webb is an accomplished educator with a passion for agriculture and student development. He began his academic journey at Trinity Valley Community College, attending both the Palestine and Athens campuses for his basics. He later earned both a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Education and a Master's of Agriculture from Texas A&M University in College Station. With a family deeply rooted in education, Riley always knew teaching was his calling, and he has dedicated himself to helping students discover their paths.
The 2024-2025 school year is his fourth year at Frankston ISD and marking his 11th year in education, Riley teaches Principles of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources in the Agriculture Science Pathway. He also serves as the CTE (Career and Technical Education) Coordinator for the district. One of his favorite moments as an educator is watching his agriculture students get involved in leadership opportunities within their FFA chapter and organization. His dedication to student success is fueled by his desire to help them find their niche, whether in agriculture or beyond.
Outside of the classroom, Riley enjoys reading and spending time with his family. His hobbies also include working with his families registered Brahman cattle and baling hay. In his spare time, he is also learning to play the piano. Riley credits his former agriculture teachers, Mr. Betts and Mrs. Cox from Cayuga, for molding his approach to teaching, and he often finds himself applying their methods in his own classroom.
