Upcoming Events

NCCEE is excited to host a series of sessions covering financial literacy topics in honor of Financial Literacy Month. This is part one of a four-part series. During this interactive virtual session, we will discuss the return on investment when it comes to college and career choice. We will provide a step-by-step method for students to use to ensure that they are making a sound economic and financial decision. You will leave this session with an interactive activity to take back to your students.

NCCEE is excited to host a series of sessions covering financial literacy topics in honor of Financial Literacy Month. This is part two of a four-part series. During this interactive virtual session, we will explore two topics that are tough and can be difficult to understand–insurance and taxes. We will review these critical topics and provide lesson ideas on how you can best reach your students when teaching them. You will leave this session with an interactive activity to take back to your students.

NCCEE is excited to host a series of sessions covering financial literacy topics in honor of Financial Literacy Month. This is part three of a four-part series.  One topic that we hear from teachers that is the hardest to understand and teach is investing.  Worry no more: NCCEE has you covered!  During this interactive session, we will start with the basics and provide a one pager that you can take back to your students. We’ll help you (and them!) see that investing doesn’t have to be complicated!

NCCEE is excited to host a series of sessions covering financial literacy topics in honor of Financial Literacy Month. This is the final piece of our four-part series. During this session we will discuss the connections between savings and credit and help connect the many puzzle pieces. We will provide some rules of thumb for savings and credit as well as turn-key lessons you can take back to your classroom. These lesson plans will help your students better understand these important topics!

April is Financial Literacy month and NCCEE is closing it out with a bang! During this full day of professional development, we will start from the basics and help you build your financial literacy toolkit. The day will be filled with content on various types of budgeting, credit basics, information on debt and investing followed by real-world applications. You will leave this workshop with interactive lesson ideas to take back to your students and help them build their own financial literacy toolkit!

This is part one of a three-part series. During this interactive virtual professional development, we will look back at the 2022-2023 school year and conduct an economic year in review. We will discuss the key economic events that have had an impact on us as consumers and the economy at large. Participants will leave with an engaging activity to conduct with their students.

This is part two of a three-part series. During this interactive virtual professional development, we will look back at the 2022-2023 school year and conduct a personal finance year in review.  We will discuss the key events that took place that affected personal finance and evaluate the immediate and long-term impacts of these events. Participants will leave with an engaging activity to conduct with their students.

This is part three of a three-part series. During this interactive virtual professional development, we will look back at the 2022-2023 school year. This session will focus on business and entrepreneur updates and key events that took place during the school year. We will evaluate the impact these situations have had on the economy at large and on individual consumers. Participants will leave with an engaging activity to conduct with their students.

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet in person each day at Cape Fear Community College in Wilmington from 8am- 4pm on June 19-23. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course.

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet in person each day at Elizabeth City State University from 8am- 4pm on June 19-23. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course.

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet in person each day in Guilford County from 8am- 4pm on June 19-23. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course.

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet in person each day at Fidelity Investments’ corporate campus in the Research Triangle Park from 8am- 4pm on June 26-30. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course.

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet in person each day at Campbell Law School in Raleigh from 8am- 4pm on June 26-30. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course. 

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet in person each day at Fayetteville State University from 8am- 4pm on June 26-30. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course.

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet in person each day in Randolph County from 8am- 4pm on June 26-30. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course.

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet in person each day at the Federal Reserve Bank in Charlotte from 8am- 4pm on July 31-August 4. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course.

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet in person each day at Appalachian State University from 8am- 4pm on July 31-August 4. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course.

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet in person each day at NCCAT Cullowhee from 8am- 4pm on July 31-August 4. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course.

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet in person each day at North Carolina Central University from 8am- 4pm on July 31-August 4. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course.

This week-long, 40-hour institute will equip educators with the tools, skills, and knowledge they need to be prepared to teach the new Economics and Personal Finance course. This cohort will meet each day virtually via Zoom from 8am- 4pm on July 31-August 4. This training is for teachers who teach in North Carolina and are teaching or slated to teach the EPF course.