Dora, MO – The Dora JAG (Jobs for America’s Graduates) program has plenty to celebrate after an incredible showing at the recent JAG Missouri State Career Development Conference, where six students represented their school and community with outstanding professionalism, heart, and determination.
These impressive students competed fiercely, networked with purpose, and passionately advocated for the life-changing impact JAG has had on them. Their efforts not only showcased their personal growth but also highlighted the strength and success of the Dora JAG program and the broader JAG Missouri initiative.
Leading the charge were:
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Bria Schneider, who took 1st Place for Outstanding Chapter,
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and Kara Anderson, who secured 1st Place for her Service Project.
Also earning praise for their strong performances in highly competitive categories were:
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Olivia Martin
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Tierra Mitchell
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Karly Bettis
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Hudson Phenix
“These students truly represented themselves, our JAG program, our school, and our community with pride. They learned, they grew, and they inspired everyone around them,” said Principal Sherry Ross and Progam Director Amanda McKee.
Their next stop? Indianapolis, Indiana, where they’ll compete on the national stage at the JAG National Career Development Conference.
