Math skills, public speaking and employment skills were themes of contests and workshops, as students traveled from one session to another during the Jobs for Alabama's Graduates North District Career Development Conference.
The desire to experience new things and new places motivated Elizabeth Porter to become Straughn’s valedictorian.
The Lauderdale County School system's JAG program grew by 110 new student inductees!
Covington Electric Cooperative asked teachers one simple question: "What engaging classroom project could you bring to your classroom with $1,500?"
One of the greatest benefits of any JAG program is that students gain exposure to industries, careers, and opportunities they would have never experienced otherwise.
The Cherokee County JAG program held their annual JAG Banquet on Thursday, November 15th at Gadsden State-Cherokee.
We were pleased to welcome Congressman Mike Rogers, representative of Alabama’s 3rd Congressional District, for a visit to the Cherokee County Career & Tech Center JAG program on October 19th.
The Initiation and Installation Ceremony lends that special touch and significant purpose to a Jobs for Alabama’s Graduates chapter.
Emmy Raben, Senior from Straughn High School, stands proudly with her acceptance letter to The University of Alabama.
We recently celebrated the Blount County JAG Program Initiation and Installation Ceremony.
