FHS Traditions
What is JAG
Life Skills
Careers
Work Readiness
100

This frozen treat event officially ends the first day of school at FHS. 

Popsicles on the lawn

100

What does JAG stand for? 

Jobs for America's Graduates. 

100

Speaking, listening, expressions, body language, etc. 

Communication 

100

Educates, supports, mentors. 

Teacher 

100

This doesn't last forever but it is really hard to change once it is made. So make a good one! 

First Impression 

200

This tradition snakes it's way through town and might be the oldest tradition at FHS. 

Football Homecoming Parade

200

What topics or focus areas are typically addressed in JAG? 

Life Skills, Career Exploration, Workforce Readiness 

200

Learning about how money makes the world go round. Debit, credit, insurance, taxes, budgeting etc. 

Financial Literacy 

200

Responsible for the "bottom line," these financial experts analyze records, ensure tax compliance, and help individuals or businesses manage their budgets.

Accountant 

200

In order to get most jobs, especially the big ones, you will most likely need to submit both of these with your application.  

Resume and Cover Letter 

300

This first week tradition is fun for the whole crew and puts CREST against CREST to see who has the best moves and vibes.

FHS Lip Sync Battle

300

These lettered and numbered goals are what JAG uses to determine the focus of the lesson in class. 

What are JAG learning competencies or objectives? 

300

Making sure you are the best version of yourself and are practicing things that make you feel less stressed and more mindful. 

Self Care 

300

Architects of the digital world, using languages like Python or Java to build the apps and websites you use daily.

Software Designer or Computer Programmer 

300

We use this to make ourselves known and show that we mean business and we are up on our professionalism. Introduces us and lets people know who we are, who we're with, and what we want.  

GNAP or Elevator Pitch 

400

Grillin and chillin with a couple classes, throwing some bags, playing some tennis, and maybe some volleyball too. 

The Junior/Senior Picnic

400

What are the FHS JAG Officer positions? 

President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Historian. 

400

Negotiating and creating solutions to problems and complex situations. Actively analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating information to guide belief and action.

Critical Thinking 

400

Work to design and ensure the safety of bridges, buildings, roads, sewers, airports etc.

Civil Engineers 

400

This 12-letter term describes the ability to work effectively with others toward a common goal, often cited as the #1 trait employers look for.

Collaboration/Adaptability 

500

So long and farewell, this tradition is the final goodbyes from the current batch of OG Panthers. 

Senior Cry Day

500

When did JAG start and what was the first state? 

Started in Delaware in 1979, went national in 1980. 

500

The individual or collective action taken to identify and address public concerns, aiming to improve community life and quality of life. 

Civic Engagement 

500

Uses "econometrics" and statistical modeling to predict consumer behavior, helping businesses set prices and understand the supply and demand of their products.

Economist 

500

This two-word term refers to a person's set of values regarding the importance of their work, often demonstrated by being "reliable," "punctual," and "accountable."

Work Ethic