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Don’t Just Give Them a Head Start…
Give Them a JumpStart!

321 JumpStart Magazine provides health, safety, substance abuse, violence and gang prevention, and character related information directly to the young people in your community. Published four times a year and in three different grade levels, 321 JumpStart is an important tool for addressing life’s most pressing issues.

321 JumpStart grade level editions include Lower Elementary (1-3), Upper Elementary (4-6) and Middle/High School (7-12). 

Each issue of this subscription-based magazine is filled with age-appropriate supplemental educational content. The activities, information and presentation are designed to be effective to the target age groups. Teacher's Guides and Building Poster Packs support the learning process and reinforce the vital, life-changing lessons found in each issue.  

Grade Level Editions

  • Lower Elementary Edition
  • Upper Elementary Edition
  • Middle/High School Edition
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Lower Elementary Edition

The 321 JumpStart Lower Elementary (1st - 3rd) edition uses information-packed design, illustration and activities to engage the young reader. Students are encouraged to participate in the learning through activities that entertain and educate at the same time. Each full-sized, full-color issue provides young people with the information and inspiration to make the right choices in life.

More information on the Lower Elementary Magazine

Upper Elementary Edition

The 321 JumpStart Upper Elementary (4th - 6th) edition uses an advanced design style to keep the attention of this critical age group. Young people are encouraged to participate in the learning through activities that engage, entertain and educate at the same time.  Each full-sized issue provides young people with the information and inspiration to make the right choices in life.

More information on the Upper Elementary Magazine

Middle/High School Edition

The 321 JumpStart Middle/High School (7th - 12th) edition offers an engaging design style that holds attention and presents it’s important information in a way that doesn’t “talk down” to it’s audience. This glossy, full-size, full-color magazine provides essential guidance on meeting the challenges facing tomorrow’s adults.

More information on the Middle/High School Magazine