
Her first teaching position was in a rural school near Buxton. From 1944-1949 she was a supervising teacher in a rural school affiliated with the college. She worked to write the Science curriculum for the state of North Dakota during that time. Agnes accepted the position of a fifth grade teacher in Mayville for seven years. She resigned this position in March 1951 and became a stay-at-home Mom for ten years. During this time she was the librarian at the Mayville Public Library. In 1961, she became the librarian and school teacher at Mayville Junior Senior High School. In 1975 she became the librarian at the Mayville-Portland High School. Agnes also was the advisor for the "Spirit of 84" high school yearbook. Under her guidance, 16 volumes were published. Agnes and Leon raised their children in Mayville enjoying all of the musical, theatrical, and athletic activities of the public schools. Both Agnes and Leon enjoyed all of their children's classmates even after their retirement. Agnes was proud that she lived in her own home independently until the age of 95. She was the family historian publishing extensive histories of the Saevig and Molvig families.