JOBS FOR AMERICA'S GRADUATES PENNSYLVANIA
JAG is a college, career and workforce readiness development program serving ages 12-24. The JAG program is designed to enhance the opportunity for all participants to be expose to career pathways through evidence-based career exploration and preparation
Program Models
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Middle School
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Multi-year
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Alternative
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Senior Only
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College Success
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JAG Works
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Out of School Time
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Community-Based Program
JAG relies on partnerships with education, business, and community partners to ensure the success of youth during and after high school. Each year, partners contribute to the success of our students through a variety of career and college exploration opportunities.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE
After School Program
Designed for young minds between the ages of 14 and 17, JAG's Afterschool Program, held once a week, provides an invaluable opportunity to explore diverse career fields. Our program is your bridge to college and career readiness, where students embark on an exciting journey to explore diverse career fields, empowering them to make informed choices and reach for their dreams.
OUR LATEST NEWS
JAG National Training Seminar
Monday July 14, 2025 to Friday July 18, 2025
Louisville, Kentucky.
JAG PA State Training
August 7 & August 8,2025
610 Old York Rd. Suite 400
Jenkintown, Pa. 19046
Jobs for America's Graduates Pennsylvania
Performance Outcomes 2024
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92% Graduation Rate
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72% Employment Rate
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83% Full-Time Employment Rate
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80% Positive Outcomes
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92% Further Education
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96% Connectivity Rate
JAG Pennsylvania
Jobs for America's Graduates Pennsylvania is an Equal Employer/Program giving opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, see, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation and gender identity.
Jobs for America's Graduates Pennsylvania's In-School, OST Saturday, After School and Summer Youth Employment programs and projects are financed 100% by the U. S. Department of Lobar in the amount of $350,000 through federal funds.