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2023-24 JAMS What A Leader Round 1 Video
October 27, 2023
Confidence. Critical Thinking. Interpersonal Communication. Professionalism. Relationship Development. What a Leader (W.A.L.) is an exciting new training curriculum and youth competition offered by Jacksonville Arts & Music School (JAMS). W.A.L. officially launched in 2021 to promote early professional development. The program allows students to learn and participate in real-world activities enriched with challenges that cultivate essential leadership skills. Research by The Center for American Progress reveals that 77% of corporations experienced leadership voids in 2019 alone. Gallup estimated that the lack of leadership capability costs U.S. corporations up to $550 billion annually. W.A.L. aims to address this significant opportunity gap by facilitating youth and young adult centered introductions to effective stewardship.
White Harvest Farms to host soil fertility workshop geared towards at-home gardening
August 26, 2023
Participants in the workshop will learn about the risks associated with soil nutrient imbalance as well as ways to produce more sufficient, safe and nourishing food.
Early Learning Master Class Accreditation Academy Celebration
July 05, 2023
On Friday, June 30th, 2023 more than 300 people gathered at WJCT for the Early Learning Master Class Accreditation Academy Celebration.
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