THE JTG BLOG
Our blog is full of resources, ideas, and information to help students make a successful transition from High School to college – and beyond! It is a collection of columns written by students, educators, business people, and more designed to give students a wealth of knowledge to help in school and in life.
Cheese come with that Whine?
Pretty much sums up my day, minus the tie. Today is not one of my better days, as we all have them, right? Computer woes and unexpected tasks put before me. Not a [...]
A Seat at the (White House) Table
February 14 Parent Teacher Conference Listening Session with President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, and Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos. JAG President Ken Smith is far right, two seats from the President. [...]
Gone Before Morning Light
Up at the crack of dawn for JTG visits to Anderson County Career and Technical Center in Clinton, then up to Oneida High School in Scott County. Fun roads once I'm off I-40. I'm an [...]
At a (CMT) Crossroads
Bridgestone Arena Auxiliary HallFriday, February 24, 2017 I hope you all had a good weekend. Lynley and I began ours Friday night with a chance to attend the CMT Crossroads taping of Darius [...]
Daytona, Grad Rates, Parking Ripoff and other Random Thoughts
If you're not going to win the Daytona 500, the next best thing might be a crash that lands you on the front page of the morning paper. 54-years today, the # 81 Romy Hammes-Brannan [...]
Things are Just That
I found this sign in an East Nashville shop and gave it to a dear friend. "The Best Things in Life Aren't Things." When I was a little boy, I thought we were [...]
A Lesson in True Friendship
There are days that JTG has me up early on the road visiting JTG programs around the state and this morning is one of those times. I'm heading to Pulaski to visit Giles County High [...]
How Engaged are TN Workers?
Do you like your job? Really like it? Take it or leave it? Leave it as in "Johnny Paycheck" leave it? A new Gallup poll reveals that 37% of Alabama workers are engaged at work, [...]
DC Trip Leaves an Impression
Happy Monday! Presidents' Day is kind of a weird holiday and that's just the debate over how to spell it! Presidents, President's or Presidents'? (I'm going with the plural possessive since it's general thought of [...]
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