Posts Tagged ‘JAG-K’
News Release: JAG-K Day at the Capitol Connects About 450 JAG-K Students, Staff to Policymakers
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.
Read MoreNews Release: JAG-K Students at Correctional Facility Find Inspiration, Graduate High School
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.
Read MoreMatheson, Thomlinson Recognized as Russell Community Impact Award Recipients
During Tuesday’s Russell City Council meeting, the November and December recipients of the Russell Community Impact Award were honored.
Read MoreLarned JAG-K Student Selected for Special Gifts
Larned JAG-K student receives gifts from EnterpriseKC.
Read MoreUHS students serve a little pie to teachers as part of competition
The Ulysses High School Jag-K program has become a leader in the school and across Grant County for its community service projects.
Read MoreNews 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.”
Read MoreJunction 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.
Read MoreJAG-K gets a lesson in local government
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.
Read MoreEl Dorado Students Perform at PBR in Wichita
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.
Read MoreWins For Kansas: Answering ‘that’ question for students
“What are you going to do after graduation?”
Inside Circle High School in Towanda, one of the dozens of programs all across Kansas to give some thought first to the student and answers, second, to anyone who asks that question.
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