The Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) Advisory Council met on Nov. 6 to review the program’s role and future needs for Clarke County students. A central point of the discussion was the impact of the Tiny House project, funded by the AARP, which is set to be completed in December. JAG specialists, including Russell Wright of Jackson High School and Mary Roberts of Clarke County High School, highlighted how the project provides students with valuable carpentry and general life skills. The program is now seeking funding and volunteers to ensure a similar project can be offered next semester.
