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Larned JAG-K Student Selected for Special Gifts
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Larned JAG-K student receives gifts from EnterpriseKC.
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UHS students serve a little pie to teachers as part of competition
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The Ulysses High School Jag-K program has become a leader in the school and across Grant County for its community service projects.
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News Release: JAG-K Helped Concordia Grad Overcome Hardships, Achieve Success as Husband, Father, Soldier
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In 2014, Concordia High School senior Zach Roberts said, “JAG-K saved my life.”
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Junction City Students, Staff Meet with Kansas Board of Education
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On December 10, 2024, students and staff from the JAG-K programs in Junction City joined JAG-K Senior Vice President of Programming Bev Mortmer in a presentation to the Kansas State Board of Education.
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JAG-K gets a lesson in local government
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The Barton County Commissioners played host to several Great Bend High School students at Tuesday’s Agenda meeting. Part of the curriculum for the JAG-K program is learning the function of government, from the local level up to the federal level.
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El Dorado Students Perform at PBR in Wichita
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El Dorado JAG-K students had a special visit from the Professional Bull Riders Inc., (PBR), on Thursday morning before they performed at the opening event on Friday night.
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UHS students serve a little pie to teachers as part of competition
Ulysses News, December 11, 2024 - Click to read original article The Ulysses High School Jag-K program has become a leader in the school and across Grant County for its community service projects. And Tuesday morning in the UHS cafeteria, the students got to serve up a little “Breakfast Pie” ...
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News Release: JAG-K Helped Concordia Grad Overcome Hardships, Achieve Success as Husband, Father, Soldier
In 2014, Concordia High School senior Zach Roberts said, “JAG-K saved my life.” Like many students in the JAG-K (Jobs for America’s Graduates-Kansas) program, Roberts experienced a string of traumatic experiences that affected his motivation and success in school. A fatal car accident, financial hardships, a lack of role models ...
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Junction City Students, Staff Meet with Kansas Board of Education
On December 10, 2024, students and staff from the JAG-K programs in Junction City joined JAG-K Senior Vice President of Programming Bev Mortmer in a presentation to the Kansas State Board of Education. Click to view the presentation, which was made available by the Kansas State Department of Education
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JAG-K is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization that partners with students facing various barriers to success, helping them graduate high school and then on to a successful career path.