What's the measure of success? For 17 yrs, EH JAG has served 680 students. They learned key employability skills in class, and are now successful employees, faithful spouses, and loving parents. The 25-26 school year will be the last for EH JAG. But education remains for life.

Congratulations to Breawna Taulbee on her induction into the EH JAG Hall of Fame. @BreEazy123

Thank you Jeff Clark @remax for your many years of support of the Eastern Hancock JAG program.

Congratulations to the following students who were honored at the EH JAG Underclassman Awards program today: Outstanding Jr: Tyelar Kihlstrum Outstanding So: Mason Eckert Outstanding Fr: Payton Hohman Community Service: Tyelar Kihlstrum Goal Attainment: Kynley Hudson

A job well-done to freshmen Lauren Locker and Serenity Dailey, who organized and hosted a conversation about mental health in the HS auditorium last week. It featured guest speaker Bart Doan who shared his story with the audience.

JAG students spent the morning placing flags by the gravestones of veterans.

Students toured the Chip Ganassi Racing facilities today and got the opportunity to encounter a number of different career fields.

Mr. Bart Doan has been coming out to EH JAG to share his personal mental heath journey for almost a decade. Thank you for motivating and encouraging our students!

Congratulations to Sarah Linville, who was named the JAG Outstanding Senior in the region. Additionally, she will represent the state of Indiana at the JAG National competition in Salt Lake City in April. She is the first EH JAG student to qualify for this honor.

EH JAG had the best showing of all-time at this year's JAG Indiana Region 5 Career Development Conference. Every EH competitor placed in the top 3 in an event for the first time ever.

Mr. John Burkett, Vietnam veteran, shared his experiences in the Navy with the students today.

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Student officers attended a regional JAG leadership event which included team building activities and learning Roberts' Rules for Order.

Group juggling team-building activity

Officer Scott Johnson from @INdnrnews spoke to the students about careers in conservation.

Students spent the morning touring the state's capital and learning about the history of our state.