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New Middle School JAG-K Program Taking Off at RJSHS
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Piggybacking on the success of the JAG-K program at the high school, Russell County USD 407 Board of Education members and school staff decided to establish a JAG-K middle school program starting this school year.
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News Release: JAG-K Day at the Capitol Connects About 450 JAG-K Students, Staff to Policymakers
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Approximately 450 JAG-K students and staff visited the Kansas Statehouse as part of the JAG-K Day at the Capitol celebration on January 30.
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News Release: JAG-K Students at Correctional Facility Find Inspiration, Graduate High School
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Six students enrolled in the JAG-K program at KJCC received high school diplomas at a ceremony in December. JAG-K President and CEO Chuck Knapp addressed the gathering.
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Matheson, Thomlinson Recognized as Russell Community Impact Award Recipients
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During Tuesday’s Russell City Council meeting, the November and December recipients of the Russell Community Impact Award were honored.
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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 Student Earns Employee of the Month for Life Saving Act
Jobs for America’s Graduates-Kansas (JAG-K) doesn’t just prepare students for successful futures. It also prepares them to impact their communities in positive – even life-saving – ways while still in high school. A resident at an assisted living facility in Marysville has the professional training and quick thinking of a ...
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Augusta High School JAG-K Students Visit Statehouse
Butler County Times-Gazette, Feb. 20, 2024 - click to view original article Among the more than 400 Jobs for America’s Graduates-Kansas (JAG-K) participants who visited the Kansas Statehouse as part of the JAG-K Day at the Capitol celebration on Feb. 8 were seven students from Augusta High School. Students from ...
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News Release: Student Journalist Hayden Brown Reports on JAG-K Day at the Capitol Event
By Hayden Brown, senior, Hiawatha High School, Feb. 12, 2024 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. This ...
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