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News Release: Kansas students find success in Salt Lake City

Twenty-one Kansas students participated and placed in national competitions at the Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) National Career Development Conference (NCDC) just over a week ago in Salt Lake City, Utah.   The NCDC was hosted April 30th through May 2nd, where students from all 32 JAG state affiliates came together for competition and development activities.   Thirty-four students and ten staff members from Jobs for…
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News Release: JAG-K teams up with Kansas Department of Agriculture to host Agriculture Summit

A few short weeks ago, Jobs for America’s Graduates – Kansas partnered with the Kansas Department of Agriculture to host their first annual Ag Summit at Kansas State University.   This event was all about putting the “AG” in JAG-K! 45 students from 5 schools around the state came to learn all about the agriculture industry and the various careers and…
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Student Success Story: Zamir

“It was probably the best decision I’ve made in school so far,” recalls Zamir Loyo Reynaga, a former Jobs for America’s Graduates – Kansas (JAG-K) Student out of Westridge Middle School in Overland Park. “Just because of the friends I’ve made and also the things they’ve taught me in JAG-K.” Zamir’s JAG-K story is a…
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News Release: Students Earn Financial Literacy Scholarships

On March 10th, three students from Jobs for America’s Graduates – Kansas were announced as winners of the fifth annual financial literacy essay contest sponsored by the Securities Division of the Kansas Department of Insurance.  The winners were selected by the office of Kansas Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt, and the scholarships were presented during the awards ceremony of…
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News Release: Toni Porter joins JAG-K

Jobs for America’s Graduates-Kansas, Inc., today announced Toni Porter as the new Vice President of Marketing and Development. Porter started on March 23, and will succeed Senior Vice President of Marketing and Development Mark Bisbing, who is retiring in June.   “I could not be more pleased that Toni is joining us. Her reputation and experience are impeccable, and I know we…
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Emporia High School Senior Awarded JAG-K Scholarship

Every year, one outstanding Jobs for America’s Graduates – Kansas (JAG-K) senior is awarded a $500 dollar scholarship for being an exemplary student in the program. This scholarship is awarded during the annual State Career Development Conference, which was held on March 10, 2026.  This year, Angel Bahena from Emporia High School was selected to receive this scholarship. “Angel…
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Feb 26 2024

News Release: JAG-K Senior Days Provide Education, Opportunities for Students Across Kansas

More than 130 students from across Kansas visited the State Capitol, Washburn University and a number of Topeka-area businesses last week as part of the Jobs for America’s Graduates-Kansas (JAG-K) Senior Days event. Three consecutive Senior Days brought students from 28 Kansas schools to the Statehouse to learn about the governmental ...
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Feb 23 2024

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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Feb 21 2024

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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