Posts Tagged ‘CHuck Knapp’
JAG-K students qualify for nationals
Great Bend High School’s JAG-K students placed first at the JAG-K Career Development Conference, held April 5 at Barton Community College.
Read MoreNews Release: F.L. Schlagle Senior Receives Scholarship From JAG-K
Aleah Netherland was selected from an application process that included an essay, resume, a speech, letters of recommendation, and work samples.
Read MoreNews Release: McPherson High School Student Receives Scholarship Memorializing Former Sen. Bud Estes
Darriene Gibbs, a student at McPherson High School, was announced Tuesday as recipient of the first JAG-K Bud Estes Memorial Scholarship to honor the memory of the late Kansas state senator from Dodge City.
Read MoreNews Release: JAG-K Students Gather for Career Development Conference and Career Fair
More than 200 students from JAG-K gathered at Barton Community College in Great Bend on April 5 for the organization’s annual State Career Development Conference.
Read MoreHD Karns Innovations Academy students participate in JAG-K
Four HD Karns Innovations Academy students were among more than 300 participants of JAG-K from programs across the state.
Read MoreNews Release: Recent Graduate Tells Legislators How JAG-K Guided His Turnaround
A former participant in a Kansas City JAG-K program recently shared with legislators how the program helped him turn his life around and set him on a path to success.
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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