TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – Seaman High School celebrated 10 years of the Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG-K) program.
Seaman High School hosted the 10th anniversary for their JAG-K program on Thursday, Nov. 12, which included an Initiation and Installation Ceremony.
The JAG-K program teaches students life skills that can be transferred to their careers after graduation.
“I think everybody should go out for JAG,” said Conner Scholes, president of JAG-K program at Seaman High School. “It’s a great organization for people to get familiarized with the real world.”
The program helps prepare students for the workforce.
“It’s just very important because we are helping kids move to the workforce and we’ve been doing so for 10 years, and it’s great that we have this program,” said Noah Keyes, parliamentarian of JAG-K program at Seaman High School.
Governor Laura Kelly attended the event, joined by representatives from the Kansas State Board of Education and local leaders. The event concluded with a ribbon cutting with the Greater Topeka Partnership.
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