Elliott JAG

06/13/2026

For another year, JAG Kentucky achieved all six national performance standards, reflecting the success of our students, specialists, employer partners, educators, and communities across the Commonwealth.

This achievement represents more than numbers—it represents students graduating, continuing their education, entering the workforce, and building successful futures.

05/27/2026

Friday, May 22 we celebrated more than graduation — we celebrated growth, resilience, leadership, and determination.

As a program: 100% graduation rate with an average GPA 3.15

To my JAG students: you have worked hard, overcome challenges, supported one another, and proven that your future is full of potential. Whether your next step is college, the workforce, the military, or chasing a dream, know that you are capable of great things and I will be here to support you

Never forget where you came from, but always keep your eyes on where you’re going. The world needs your talent, your voice, and your heart. Lastly, from the words of a great man- “Go out there and make a difference”

Congratulations, Class of 2026! I am proud of you and excited to watch you succeed. 🎓❤️



I know I missed a couple of you ☹️

05/14/2026

Today was an incredible opportunity as Elliott JAG brought a group of young adults to Marathon Marine in Ashland, KY for Career Day! They had the chance to explore career pathways, learn about opportunities in the marine industry, and see firsthand how skills, hard work, and dedication can lead to exciting futures. Thank you to Marathon Marine for investing in the next generation and inspiring our students as they begin thinking about their own career journeys! Where’s the job applications???

05/07/2026

Adulting is hard. Learning to be a young adult is harder. Little tasks that adults look at as a simple annoyances are big deals for young adults

Today, JAG students learned how to make a doctors appointment. Collaboration with our school nurse, Kristian Evans, students had an “ailment” and they needed to see a doctor. They answered all the regular questions normally asked.

After the nerves wore off, they did great!!!!

Thank you Kristian Evans for helping us today!!!

05/04/2026

Got eggs? 🥚
Students are carefully loading these in the fridge.
Stay tuned from the ECCC pantry for details.

05/03/2026

05/02/2026

Who do I see 👀
ECHS & ECMS JAG representing

04/09/2026

We are officially back with a new episode of our Be The Difference podcast, now streaming on YouTube and Spotify! 🎙️

In this episode, we took our podcast to the Kentucky State Capitol and sat down with Rocky Adkins. A fellow native of Sandy Hook, Rocky is the Senior Advisor to Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear. Rocky discusses his career in politics, his hometown roots, and what is happening in the state government that makes an impact on Kentuckians.

▶️ Watch our full interview with Rocky on YouTube at this link or by searching the Be The Difference Podcast on Spotify! 🎧

Because together, we can make a difference.

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🎙️ In our next episode of the Be The Difference podcast, we traveled to the Kentucky State Capitol and interviewed Rocky Adkins. A fellow native of Sandy Ho...

11/28/2025

The fourth episode of our No Violence November podcast, “Love”, is now streaming!

On “Love”, we dive into one of our most in-depth interviews yet. Dr. Brian Adkins, an Elliott County High School graduate and emergency room doctor at University of Kentucky Hospital, gives us his perspective on the impact of violence in our world, specifically in a medical setting. Dr. Adkins shares insights and his experiences throughout a career spanning over two decades in a trauma center.

Check out the new episode here or on Spotify by searching Elliott JAG No Violence November in the app. Or, visit the Podcasts page on our No Violence November website! ▶️🎧

Want to hear the full conversation with Dr. Adkins? You can find an extended version of episode 4 on Spotify and YouTube as well!

Have you taken the pledge? There’s still time! Visit bit.ly/echsjag to learn more.

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In the fourth episode of our No Violence November podcast series, we dive into one of our most in-depth interviews yet. Dr. Brian Adkins, an Elliott County H...