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N.J. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s high school career readiness program recognized at national conference

Source: ROI-NJ · Aug 3, 2026, 6:44 AM

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N.J. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s high school career readiness program recognized at national conference news image

Jobs for America's Graduates New Jersey (JAG NJ), administered by the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Foundation, has earned multiple national awards for its success in preparing high school students for college, careers, and life.

The program received these honors at the Jobs for America's Graduates EDGE Conference held July 13 in Long Beach, California.

JAG NJ focuses on equipping New Jersey students with the skills and readiness needed to transition successfully into higher education and the workforce, addressing a critical need for career preparation at the secondary education level.

Key points

  • JAG NJ received multiple national awards recognizing student preparation for college and careers
  • The honors were presented July 13 at the Jobs for America's Graduates EDGE Conference in California
  • The program is administered by the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Foundation
  • JAG NJ focuses on career readiness and life skills for New Jersey high school students

FAQ

What is Jobs for America's Graduates New Jersey?
JAG NJ is a career readiness program administered by the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Foundation that prepares high school students for college, careers, and life by developing essential skills and competencies.
Who recognizes this program's success?
The program was recognized at the national Jobs for America's Graduates EDGE Conference, where it received multiple awards for its effectiveness in student preparation.
Why is career readiness important for high school students?
Career readiness programs help students develop practical skills, professional knowledge, and pathways needed to successfully transition from high school into college or the workforce.

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