Initiation & Installation Ceremony welcomes students, officers 

JAG Nevada programs from around the state have been holding Initiation & Installation Ceremonies for students, families, friends, community partners and stakeholders from across Nevada. 

A joint I & I was held November 10, in Las Vegas for the Clark County programs and hosted more than 600 attendees, featuring keynote speaker Sen. Edgar Flores, and distinguished guests. Thank you to our sponsor, UNLV, and to all those who participated and came out to support the programs. A joint I & I was held in Reno on November 19, for JAG Nevada students at McQueen and Reno high schools. Speakers were Grant Denton, McQueen Principal Freeman Holbrook and Reno Assistant Principal Amy Hinge.

During the ceremony, students reaffirm their commitment to JAG’s Four Career Association Goals: Leadership and Development, Career Preparation, Civic Awareness, and Social Awareness. These goals guide their activities throughout the year, fostering personal and professional growth. Programs induct new Career Association officers and recite the JAG Creed, followed by a reception for students and attendees. 

JAG Nevada Board of Directors Earns Giving Award 

We have exciting news! JAG Nevada has earned the 100% Giving Board Award from the Community Foundation of Northern Nevada for the second consecutive year. 

Please join us in congratulating the JAG Nevada Board of Directors for receiving this recognition that reflects their unwavering commitment, through their time, expertise, and financial support, to advancing our mission and strengthening our community. Congratulations and we are grateful for your stewardship. 

Together, we are making a difference across Nevada by changing the lives of our youth through education and workforce development! Thank you for your dedication. 

JAG Nevada Alum building a future in the trades  

Karter, a 2025 graduate of Moapa Valley High School, is already building a strong and promising future.

Shortly after graduation, he secured employment with Granite Construction in Las Vegas, where he earns $38 per hour and works approximately 50 hours each week.

His dedication and drive have also earned him acceptance into a trade school, Richard W. Dieleman Training & Education Center, starting in January. He is also earning his Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) —a goal he is on track to achieve in just a few short months.

Karter is well on his way to a successful career at an impressively young age. His journey is a powerful example of the opportunities JAG Nevada helps students discover during high school, combined with the ongoing support that continues after graduation to help make those goals a reality.

We are incredibly proud of Karter’s hard work, determination, and the bright future he is creating for himself. Keep up the amazing work, Karter!

Logistics partner visits programs at Spanish Springs 

Thank you to our partners from Prologis for their visits to Northern Nevada programs at Spanish Springs High School in Sparks as part of their Community Workforce Initiative. 

Prologis has been a long-time supporter of the JAG Nevada program throughout the state, and they provide students with training modules to prepare them for the workforce and careers in logistics. We are grateful for their commitment to preparing young Nevadans with the skills and confidence to succeed.

Thank you to the Prologis team, Renee Carroll, Director of Leasing, and Peggy Ameneyro, Real Estate and Customer Experience Manager, and Christina Rangel, Senior Leasing Manager, for sharing your time and expertise with students and providing a firsthand look at what a big future the logistics industry offers. 

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