JAG Tennessee Huntingdon High School

05/20/2026

Two of our own competed at the State Track Meet today! Blaine Todd, a senior JAG Student and Mustang Mentor competed in the 3200 (2 Mile Run) finishing 4th and Kaylen Cary, a Sophomore JAG Student competed in the long jump, finishing 4th overall as well. Congratulations guys!! We’re so proud of you!

05/16/2026

Congratulations to the outstanding Senior JAG and Mustang Mentors Graduates of Huntingdon High School! Your hard work, leadership, dedication, and commitment to excellence continue to inspire those around you. Wishing each of you success as you pursue your goals and make a positive impact in your community and beyond. Keep leading, learning, and shining bright — the future is yours! Best of luck to the JAG underclassmen as you transition into the next grade level. We are so proud of you - ❤️ Ginger Taylor and Bryan Dickens.

05/02/2026

After a couple of days of competitions and networking and learning so many new faces and experiences, Brady is enjoying the closing ceremonies celebrating the past couple days.

05/02/2026

Brady Rogers took a bold step this year, running for a 2026 JAG National Office—and what a journey it’s been. From being selected in the top 16 candidates nationwide, to advancing into the top 12, and ultimately becoming one of just four candidates running for JAG National Parliamentarian, Brady represented himself and his program with excellence every step of the way.
This incredible achievement earned him the opportunity to campaign at the 2026 JAG National Career Development Conference in Salt Lake City, UT. Over the course of several days, Brady fully immersed himself in peer-to-peer networking and connecting with JAG students from 25 states. Each state brought voting delegates, and Brady consistently stood out through his professionalism, authenticity, and ability to genuinely engage others while sharing his platform.
When it came time for voting, no candidate secured the required 50% plus one majority, leading to a runoff election. While Brady was not selected in the final round, his performance, presence, and impact throughout the conference were nothing short of outstanding.
Brady, you carried yourself with confidence, integrity, and heart. You represented your peers in a way that made people listen, connect, and believe. Thank you for stepping outside your comfort zone and going after something you truly wanted—it takes courage, and you showed plenty of it. You represented Huntingdon High School with everything you had and it showed. We are proud.
Wishing you all the best in your future, especially as you continue your journey at UT Knoxville. There’s no doubt you’ll keep doing great things. Thank you, Brady!

05/01/2026

Good job guys! Look at those TN Orange ties!!! YAY JAG Tennessee!

05/01/2026

And so it begins — the opening ceremonies of the 2026 JAG National Conference!
It was incredible seeing each state bring its own style, energy, and pride while representing their JAG students and programs.
Brady has been making the most of every moment — meeting new people, building meaningful connections, and creating memories that will last a lifetime. From peer-to-peer interactions, to a one-on-one interview, to attending a VIP reception with JAG National Officers, staff, board members, and business partners — he has shown professionalism and confidence every step of the way.
Just look at what’s possible. The sky truly is your limit, Brady! Thank you Jeremy and Brady for representing JAG Tennessee and Brady for representing Huntingdon High School..

04/30/2026

Everything is set up and ready! A huge thank you to Ms Rachel Williams and all the teachers—from high school, vocational school, and middle school—who helped by baking treats and bringing drinks. We truly couldn’t have done this without you.
Special thanks to JAG/Mentors Meredith Perritt and Korra Doyle for organizing and leading the effort, as well as all the JAG-Mentors who contributed in so many ways.
High school students, we will be set up again tomorrow at the high school May Day event, so stop by if you’d like a treat or a drink.
Chloe, we care about you. This is something we can do for you. 💛

04/30/2026

04/29/2026

Under the leadership of HHS Nurse Gina Ledsinger, Teen Healrh Council members came together to show their support for Chloe, a senior JAG student currently at LeBonheur Children’s Hospital in Memphis undergoing multiple surgeries, including another one today.
Many of the students in the council are part of JAG, where Chloe has made a lasting impact as a JAG student and MUSTANG mentor. She’s also a dedicated health student who has been working toward her CNA certification.
Chloe has missed time with her friends and many important senior activities, but she continues to inspire everyone around her with her strength. These shirts were sold as a fundraiser to support Chloe and her family, and the outpouring of support shows just how much she means to this community. Thank you Teen Health Council for encouraging Chloe.
Please keep Chloe in your thoughts. We are all behind you 💙

04/29/2026

Your peers can be a valuable resource when it comes to exploring career interests and thinking about the future. Participating in a simple peer-to-peer interview is an effective way to spark ideas and reflect on potential career paths. These Junior JAG students in this interview activity not only encouraged meaningful conversations, but also brought everyone together in a fun and engaging way. Discussing what lies ahead allowed each person to share their goals, gain new perspectives, and feel more prepared for future decisions.