Joplin High’s JAG Club raises funds with car show and craft fair
JOPLIN, Mo. — Some local high school students spent their Saturday morning fundraising.
Students in Joplin High School’s Jobs After Graduation program hosted a car show and craft fair – over at the Roi S. Wood Campus.
Over 17 vendors were on hand to show off their products and support for the “JAG” club.
Meanwhile – over 20 cars – ranging from Mustangs, Camaros, and other makes and models – pulled in for the car show.
All proceeds from this event will help fund competition trips for the group this upcoming school year.
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“Yeah, the kids did really well, they started brainstorming, like I said, what do they want to do, then how do they make it happen – so they have done every aspect of getting this show together,” said Shelly Tarter, Joplin Alternative School Principal.
Last year – students in the JAG club made it to nationals.
Now while they didn’t make it to state – this year – they already have their eyes set on a return to nationals – next year.
