JAG Tennessee

06/12/2026

It was good meeting with Congressional Gold Medal Award recipient Allie Paschall and her mother, Amanda Paschall, from Henry County.

The Congressional Gold Medal is one of the highest honors Congress can award to a young American for public service. Congratulations, Allie! 🏅

06/12/2026

06/11/2026

These are the skills JAG Tennessee teaches every day.

Technical skills matter.

Employability skills matter just as much.

06/10/2026

Every number represents a student whose future became brighter through opportunity, support, and workforce preparation.

That's what workforce development looks like.

06/10/2026

06/09/2026

JAG Tennessee is helping answer that question every day.

Our students are exploring careers, earning credentials, connecting with employers, and building plans for their futures.

When businesses invest in JAGTN, they're investing directly in Tennessee's next generation of employees, leaders, and innovators.

06/08/2026

Congratulations to all of our teachers and students on another successful year of changing lives! We are proud of the work we do to help Tennessee's best and brightest achieve their dreams and of creating Tennessee's workforce!

06/07/2026

Three generations of UT Martin students—all in the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences. Wyatt Poole, second from left, graduated from Haywood High School and is headed to UTM this fall to study Agricultural Engineering Technology. His Aunt Katie Dees, (far left), Grandfather Bill Wyatt, and mother Sarah Poole (far right) are all UT Martin CAAS alumni. Prepare for Takeoff, Wyatt!

UT Martin Alumni & Friends

06/04/2026