The Cherokee County Jobs for Alabama’s Graduates (JAG) Program was recently presented with a $1000.00 check after receiving the Community Service Grant through the State of Alabama. It was all made possible by Representative Ginny Shaver of the 39th Congressional District. Pictured are Specialist Amanda Lee along with Rep. Shaver.
The Cherokee County Industrial Development Authority recently sponsored the Cherokee County JAG Program's annual JAG Banquet. The CCIDA presented Specialist Amanda Lee with a check worth $1,500.00 at their monthly meeting. Pictured are Tammy Jones, Jacob Crump, Thereasa Hulgan, James Streett, Specialist Amanda Lee, Chairman Jason Dawson, Jennie Moore, Scott Wright, and Luanne Hayes.
The Cherokee County JAG Program recently held their annual JAG Banquet. In attendance were many community leaders including Rep. Ginny Shaver. Cherokee Co. Career Tech Director and Principal Brett Keasler was the keynote speaker. Mr. Keasler spoke with JAG members, along with their guests, about the challenges he's faced throughout his life and his journey to becoming the director
In the month of February, Cherokee Co. JAG program held a fundraiser to support the Children's Craniofacial Association in honor of Crimson Milican. Students sold skulls and brains to other students, faculty, and staff at the Cherokee Co. Career Tech Center to be displayed in the hallway. JAG students also held a JAG Prom to
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.
