State officials traveled to Clarke County on Nov. 18 to see the work being done to build tiny homes by JAG (Jobs for Alabama’s Graduates) students at Jackson and Clarke County high schools. JAG students from both schools led tours of their in-progress tiny homes, showcasing months of hands-on work to Assistant State Superintendent Dodd Hawthorne, statewide JAG Director Craig Collins, AARP representatives and Clarke County Schools Superintendent Ashlie Flowers. The tiny home project is part of a growing partnership between JAG programs and community organizations to blend skill building with community service. At CCHS, the JAG instructor is Mary...Article Link

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