Middle School Programs

Junior High - The best ten yeards of my life.

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Return Customers!:

Most middle/junior high schools that have had these assemblies have had Jerry Jacoby return again and again!

Teaches Youth:

Family Night Concerts!:

Hundreds of organizations and schools have sponsored one of Jerry Jacoby’s Family Concerts as a great way of bringing the bonding effects of humor and song to their communities. Jerry is great at reaching all ages-toddlers through grandparents so everyone can relax and enjoy a great show. Moms and Dads will especially appreciate the emphasis on clean humor and audience involvement that is always encouraging for participants, never demeaning. Since Jerry’s emphasis is always on character & integrity, his memorable stories and songs give parents another opportunity to talk about important issues with their children.

Other Assemblies:

Elementary school students love Jerry’s Real Character is No Accident!, which uses professional comedy and music to teach character and integrity, self esteem, respect of others and authority, and how to be honest, courteous and responsible.

How to hire Jerry Jacoby, the Youth Motivator:

Contact Michaella Jacoby. She can answer your questions and supply you with a complete information kit on Jerry. It includes a large list of school references, suggestions and ideas on how to get the most out of your Jerry Jacoby Assembly Program.

Experience:

Jerry Jacoby’s talents and proven effectiveness have a rich history.

The combined experience of over 5,000 school and family performances, 14 years as an educator, and 20 years as camp speaker, plus an entire life of acting like a kid has taught Jerry the heart of children.

He knows his audience. He connects with them.

Jerry is a proven professional. (i.e. acts like a mature, responsible adult when necessary)

Learn more about Jerry!

Lifesong Entertainment, Inc.

Phone: (517) 529-9110
e-mail: info@jerryjacoby.com
10834 Adams Rd.
Clarklake, MI 49234

 

Student: Alyssa said the rock story rang true, because she and her brother broke a glass in the sink recently. "We blamed each other at first, but then we admitted we did it." They felt better after they confessed to their parents. - Alyssa, Carman Park Elementary School

"I enjoyed his performance and think any positive thing that can be done to drive home the message to kids that it's okay to make mistakes, to be honest and be themselves is wonderful." - Cheryl Ciske, Richmond Community School District, Richmond, MI