Purdy JAG

Congratulations to our 26-27 school year JAG officers!!

I am so proud to call you a part of the leadership teams!

I look forward to building another great year in JAG with my new leaders!

Day ✌️

We had a wonderful breakfast!

Walked thousands of steps!

Voted on a new national career association team!

Went to the hockey arena (playoffs are tonight)

Had a heck of a time on public transportation 🤪

Ate a great dinner!

Now we all need some sleep and win some awards tomorrow!!

Did you know in JAG that CRAZY things happen and you regroup and figure it out anyways?

These crazy things include staying up for 25 hours straight, lost luggage, splitting up flights, changed competition times at a national level, you name it- it probably happened 🤪 BUT we are here! We made it work and I couldn’t do it without the other amazing Southwest JAG specialist! We truly are a team!

Salt Lake City is beautiful though!

Courtney Patterson competed in prepared speaking and Grace Logan is a voting delegate for the National Career Association Team!

We are proud of our Eagles!

Our High School JAG students actively exploring careers and opportunities! They are making connections and learning which career path is best for them!

Thank you, Crowder College!

Did you know in JAG we teach our students how to dress appropriately for the occasions? We even take them shopping and do all the measurements for the perfect “fit”! We teach them confidence, communication skills, and how to present yourself with integrity!

This is a Purdy JAG student representing all of those things!

To say Purdy JAG is proud of all of their students is a HUGE understatement! We are blessed with some of the best students!

Today was an exciting and fun for the Purdy JAG middle school students as they had the opportunity to tour two college campuses, Crowder College and Drury GO. Experiences like this are incredibly valuable because they introduce students to the wide range of possibilities available to them after high school and help them begin thinking about their future at an early age.

By exploring real college environments, asking questions, and learning about different academic and career pathways, these students are gaining a strong foundation in understanding their options. Starting this journey in middle school gives them a significant advantage—it allows them to set goals, stay motivated, and make informed decisions as they continue their education.

Thank you Crowder and Drury GO!!