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FCHS student recounts national JAG leadership trip; district says local partners will fill funding gap
Summary
Savannah Leach, a senior and Indiana JAG president-elect, described attending the JAG National Student Leadership Academy in Washington, D.C., and said the state has stopped funding JAG; district leaders said they have a plan and reported $7,000 in local business commitments to support the program.
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ind. — Savannah Leach, a senior at Franklin County High School and the State of Indiana JAG president-elect, told the school board on Feb. 9 about attending the JAG National Student Leadership Academy in Washington, D.C., and about how the program supports students preparing for careers or higher education.
"JAG, also known as Jobs for America's Graduates, is a nonprofit organization that helps the youth better…
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