Empowering students with the skills and support to succeed in education, employment and life – that’s the mission of JAG Nebraska. By utilizing a model developed by the national Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) organization, the program is dedicated to empowering students with personal and professional development training and support to succeed in middle school and high school, further education and employment following graduation.
Founded in 2019 through a partnership with the State of Nebraska’s Departments of Labor and Health and Human Services – JAG Nebraska started with three schools and has now grown to serve up to 4,000 students at 80 middle and high schools across the state. With the current support of Governor Jim Pillen, Commissioner John Albin and DHHS CEO Dr. Steve Corsi – we plan to grow JAG Nebraska by 50 programs for the school year beginning in August 2025 –exponentially increasing capacity to serve all students that would benefit from JAG Nebraska.
Thanks to our friends at KETV, we are launching a JAG Nebraska Scholarship Fund on Giving Wednesday! Your generosity can ignite a brighter future for Nebraska’s youth by providing funding for JAG Nebraska high school seniors to attend a postsecondary education institution in Nebraska.
A contribution to the JAG Nebraska Scholarship Fund provides essential support to young individuals who are working to achieve their academic and career goals.
Your contribution directly funds scholarships that make education accessible and attainable for these talented and determined young people.
Investing in the JAG Nebraska Scholarship Fund means investing in the potential of our future leaders, innovators and community champions of Nebraska.
Donate today to the JAG Nebraska Scholarship Fund to make a lasting impact on the lives of Nebraska’s youth!
Alliance Public Schools
Anselmo-Merna High School
Ansley+Litchfield Public Schools
Arlington Public Schools
Auburn High School
Bancroft-Rosalie Community Schools
Banner County High School
Bellevue Public Schools
Alternative Education H.S.
East High School
Lewis and Clark Middle School
Logan Middle School
Mission Middle School
West High School
Cedar Bluffs Public Schools
Centennial High School
Chase County Schools
Clarkson Public Schools
Columbus High School
Dundy County Stratton Schools
Elkhorn Public Schools
Elkhorn Middle School
Grandview Middle School
North Ridge Middle School
Ridge Middle School
Valley View Middle School
Fremont High School (9-10)
Fremont High School (11-12)
Fremont Middle School
Gering High School
Grand Island Success Academy
Hastings High School
Hemingford Public Schools
Holdrege High School
Holdrege Middle School
Humbolt Table Rock Steinauer H.S.
Johnson County Central H.S.
Kearney Public Schools
Arram Center for Success
Kimball Public Schools
Leigh Community Schools
Logan View Public Schools
Louisville Middle School
Lyons-Decatur Northeast School
McCook Public Schools
Millard Public Schools
Andersen Middle School
Beadle Middle School
Central Middle School
Russell Middle School
Nebraska City High School
Niobrara Public Schools
Norfolk High School
Oakland-Craig Public Schools
Ogallala Senior High School
Osceola Public Schools
Omaha Public Schools
Benson High School
Bryan High School (9-10)
Bryan High School (11-12)
Bryan Middle School
Buena Vista High School
King Science Middle School
Marrs Middle School
McMillan Middle School
Omaha Public Schools
Monroe Middle School
Nathan Hale Middle School
Norris Middle School
Northwest High School
South High School
Plattsmouth High School (9-10)
Plattsmouth High School (11-12)
Pleasanton Public Schools
Santee Community Schools
Scribner-Snyder Public Schools
Seward Public Schools
South Sioux City High School
South Sioux City Middle School
Southern School District 1
Tekamah-Herman Public Schools
UMÓnHOn Nation High School
Valentine Community Schools
Weeping Water High School
West Point Public Schools
York High School
York Middle School
On a national level, JAG has accumulated more than 30 years of data showing a direct correlation between JAG participation, graduation, and positive outcomes. In Nebraska, where JAG has been operating since 2019, our success rates have been outshining other states.
The JAG national organization reports JAG graduates are:
In Nebraska, statistics show high school graduates are:
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