Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) students from northeast Indiana will travel to Indianapolis March 14 to compete at the State JAG Career Development Conference.
The students, who won at a regional competition, include Alexander Delauder, Damien Bonham and Ransen Howard, DeKalb High School, business plan; Brianna Nichols, DeKalb, digital invitation/cover design; Laura Ruiz, DeKalb, prepared speaking; Jessica Hill, DeKalb, outstanding senior; Lacey Dawson, Grace Hall and Aadyn Ousley, Manchester Junior/Senior High School, project based learning; Katelyn Martynowicz, Manchester, career presentation; Maggie Onderko-White, Manchester, employability skills; Hannah Shepherd, Manchester, financial literacy; and Alexander Harpole, Abigail Manns and Kendra Frame, Huntington High School, creative decision making.
DeKalb High School won chapter brochure and chapter social media at the regional competition, and Heritage High School won chapter commercial.
Northeast Indiana Works oversees JAG in northeast Indiana and Brightpoint administers the programs.