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Alumni Spotlight – Chrishayla Adams

“I think JAG-K helped me become myself outside of the noise,” says Chrishayla Adams, a 2021 graduate of Topeka High School JAG-K. “There’s a lot of things I don’t think would have been possible without me going through JAG-K.”  Adams joined the Jobs for America’s Graduates Kansas program during her sophomore year after her step coach (who was coincidentally…
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News Release: JAG-K Travels to NSLA

During the first week of December, Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) hosted their annual National Student Leadership Academy (NSLA) in Washington, D.C. During this event, students from all over the U.S. come together to build leadership skills, enhance their network of connections, and see the sights of our nation’s capital.   Eight students traveled from Kansas to represent Jobs for America’s Graduates –…
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Alumni Spotlight: Hannah Gideon

When you join Jobs for America’s Graduates Kansas (JAG-K), you might not know just how many opportunities will come to you. Hannah Gideon, a graduate from the JAG-K program at Russell High School, understands this deeply.   “The specialist suggested the class would be an outstanding opportunity to gain skills and real-life experience that I…
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News Release: JAG-K Presents to Kansas Board of Education

Last week, Jobs for America’s Graduates- Kansas (JAG-K) presented to the Kansas State Board of Education, a long-time supporter and advocate for the work that JAG-K does.  This was an exciting opportunity for JAG-K to share news of their new micro-credentialing pilot, student success stories, and recognize retiring State Education Commissioner Dr. Randy Watson’s contributions to education.   Leading the presentation was Bev Mortimer, Chief Innovation Officer at JAG-K. “Think of JAG-K as a comprehensive…
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News Release: JAG-K Alumni Return to JAG-K as Employees

As the summer comes to an end, JAG-K students and specialists alike are returning to the classroom with anticipation for what this year will hold.  For many, this isn’t the first time they’ve set foot into one of our classrooms. However, for Hannah Atchison, the career specialist at Wyandotte High School, the JAG-K classroom is…
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News Release: JAG-K Day at Cloud

Earlier this month, Cloud County Community College (CCCC) hosted a group of Jobs for America’s Graduates Kansas (JAG-K) students from all around the state for the third annual JAG-K Day at Cloud. “JAG-K Day started from a deep respect for the impact JAG-K has on students,” said CCCC Vice President of Student Services Brandt Hutchinson.…
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Dec 6 2022

News Release: Western Kansas Schools Form Innovative Alliance to Offer Joint JAG-K Program

Success at rural Kansas schools requires adaptability and resourcefulness. School staff in these communities learn that flexibility and creativity are essential attributes if they are to prepare students for successful futures. One Jobs for America’s Graduates-Kansas (JAG-K) program in western Kansas is demonstrating adaptability and resourcefulness to bridge the distance ...
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Dec 6 2022

News Release: Kansan Helps Lead NSLA Event in Washington D.C.

Ryah Klima, a 2022 graduate of Concordia High School, played an important role in the recent JAG National Student Leadership Academy (NSLA) in Washington D.C. as president of the JAG National Career Association.  NSLA is an annual leadership experience for career association state officers - the local chapter leaders - from across ...
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Nov 7 2022

JAG-K Students Celebrated for Accomplishments

Hiawatha World, Nov. 3, 2022 - Click to read the original article On Tuesday night, Hiawatha JAG-K students were celebrated for their amazing accomplishments in the program. JAG-K is a non-profit that partners with public schools to offer an elective class that provides academic and other support to ensure students ...
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