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Jasper High School receives A+ program designation

May 7, 2013 by Joplin Globe

In a visit to the school to promote the expansion of the A+ program, which is designed to make higher education more affordable and accessible to students, Nixon said Jasper is one of 118 public high schools in the state to receive the A+ designation last month. “Investing in education is the best ... Nixon said 226 schools have earned the designation since he took office in 2009, with 99 percent of Missouri's public high school students now having the opportunity to earn A+ scholarships. To be eligible for the A+ ...

Jasper High School A Plus Program

May 7, 2013 by Four States Homepage

watch video. JASPER, MO.--- Jasper High School students have more affordable access to higher education under a program expanded by Governor Jay Nixon. ... Nixon says 99% of Missouri's public high school students can now earn an "A+" scholarship.

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