Brightpoint Brightpoint 
Through training, mentoring, and placement services, we prepare young people for employment or post-secondary training/education after high school. Our mission is not just to keep young people in school through graduation; we also provide work-based learning experiences that will lead to career advancement opportunities and a more rewarding future
Brightpoint JAG carefully selects qualified students for the program through an advisory committee composed of high school faculty, administrators, school counselors, and the JAG program manager.
Brightpoint JAG helps students complete diploma or High School Equivalency (HSE) requirements, enter into post-secondary education or military service, obtain job-related skills, and remain employed full-time after graduation.
Other program benefits include:
JAG is sponsored by Brightpoint and is funded by Northeast Indiana Works. This WIOA Title 1-funded program is an equal opportunity program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
No, JAG looks at each student to assess their need and desire to be in the JAG program. JAG has services to assist every student, no matter where they are in their academic journey.
You can start the enrollment process for JAG by reaching out to the JAG Specialist at your high school, choosing it as an elective for your class schedule, or talking to your guidance counselor about putting it on your schedule.
There is an enrollment process that involves collecting documents like birth certificate, social security card, and proof of income. However, household income will not affect eligibility for JAG.
Yes, one credit is earned per semester.
Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, Noble, and Whitley.
Step One: Download and complete application.
Step Two: Contact Brightpoint or a JAG program manager at (260) 423-3546, ext. 287.