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News Release: Student Journalist Hayden Brown Reports on JAG-K Day at the Capitol Event
On February 7, I was one of the 400 JAG-K students and staff who visited the state Capitol. This allowed students who have leadership positions in their local JAG-K chapter to experience seeing what the Capitol has to offer.
Read MoreJC Breakfast Optimist Club’s Guests Were From The JCHS JAG-K Program
Guest speakers at the November 15 JC Breakfast Optimist Club meeting were from the Junction City High School’s Jobs for America’s Graduates – Kansas program
Read MoreNews Release: Hiawatha High School Career Specialist Honored by Skilled Trades Organization
Kelly Griswold, Career Specialist from Hiawatha High School, recently was honored by the National Institute for Construction Excellence (NICE) as the organization’s New Partner of the Year in Construction Education.
Read MoreNews Release: JAG-K Students Attend Leadership Development Conference at Kansas State University
Elected officers from the state’s 113 JAG-K programs were invited to participate in the organization’s annual Leadership Development Conference (LDC) in the Student Union at Kansas State on Oct. 11, an event sponsored by ADM.
Read MoreNews Release: United Way of the Plains Makes $50,000 Grant to JAG-K
JAG-K is one of 69 human services programs that will receive funding from United Way of the Plains dedicated to help individuals and families throughout south central Kansas achieve their human potential.
Read MoreGBED eyes apprenticeships to help workforce woes
“Help wanted” signs hanging in windows and posted on billboards have become a familiar sight. But, through a new apprenticeship program, Great Bend Economic Development Inc. hopes to help solve this problem.
Read MoreKansas High School Students Are Thriving Under JAG-K. A $3.5M Investment Could Help Thousands More
JAG-K is planning to add more than 20 programs next year to the 81 programs it currently operates.
Read MoreMcPherson High School JAG-K students visit Statehouse
Among more than 300 JAG-K participants from programs across the state, four from McPherson High School visited the Kansas Statehouse as part of the JAG-K Day at the Capitol celebration on Feb. 10.
Read MoreNews Release: JAG-K Students Visit Statehouse, Meet with Gov. Kelly, Legislators
More than 300 JAG-K participants from across Kansas visited the Statehouse as part of the JAG-K Day at the Capitol celebration on Feb. 10.
Read MoreThis program is helping more Kansas students graduate, and it’s expanding
“You can feed them today, and they’re fed for that day,” Career Specialist Tony Evans said. “Or you can teach them how to get their own food, and you’ve helped feed them for a lifetime.”
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