Upcoming Events

Tariffs are making headlines- and changing prices. Explore the economics of trade, tariffs, and who really pays the price. This session will be the third of 4 webinars during EconEd Month. Attendees will receive a $50 Amazon gift card but space is limited!

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Great economics and personal finance instruction looks different at every grade level. Whether you teach elementary, middle, or high school, this day is packed with practical ideas for bringing economics and personal finance to life. Spend the day exploring proven teaching strategies and shared resources that have something for any age before choosing a grade-level breakout tailored to your classroom. Discover engaging lessons, practical tools, and fresh approaches you can take straight back to your students.

Ready to move beyond “Can I afford the house?” Explore the economics of buying a home, from interest rates and opportunity costs to supply, demand, and affordability. This session will be the first of 4 webinars during EconEd Month. Attendees will receive a $50 Amazon gift card but space is limited!

This session is full. Please click below to join the wait list!

Financial decisions are getting more complicated- and so are the risks. Explore credit scores, debt management, responsible AI use, and fraud protection while discovering practical ways to help students make informed decisions and protect their financial futures. Walk away with classroom-ready ideas to help students become smarter, safer financial decision-makers.

The Stock Market Game™ (SMG) gives students the chance to invest a hypothetical $100,000 in a real-time portfolio while they compete against their peers across the state. They think they’re playing a game. We know they’re utilizing technology to improve math scores and learn economic, financial, and business concepts all while building 21st century skills that will last a lifetime. Follow up the SMG experience by entering InvestWrite, a national essay competition which adds a language arts and critical thinking component to the SMG experience.

Fall and Spring Sessions cost $15/team for up to 5 members and year-long costs are $25/team for up to 5 members. Limited scholarship funding is available for participation at no cost to students in Title 1 schools, schools where greater than 50% of the population qualifies for free and reduced lunch, and on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Fall session open September 21-December 11

This virtual EPF Institute will meet on 1/27, 2/3, 2/10, 2/17, and 2/24 for five total meetings. Attendees will be required to attend and be actively engaged from 8am-4pm on each listed date, meaning teachers will not be able to manage students in the classroom simultaneously. NCCEE will provide sub-pay reimbursement up to and not exceeding $500.

Ready for a refresh? Spend the day revisiting key economics and personal finance concepts, swapping best practices, exploring engaging resources, and discovering new ways to bring EPF to life. Leave recharged and ready to make EPF even better in your classroom.

Financial Literacy Month is coming! Are you ready? Spend the day exploring a treasure trove of 1,400+ lesson plans and discovering engaging, age-appropriate ways to bring money and economics into your elementary or middle school classroom. Find lessons you can use right away and build your Financial Literacy Month game plan!

Get ready to shake up your high school classroom! Spend the day learning from education partners, exploring fresh approaches to economics and personal finance, and trying out engaging strategies and resources designed to get students thinking, talking, and applying what they learn.

Insurance doesn’t have to be complicated! Spend the day with state experts who will break down the basics, answer the questions your students are likely to ask, and how insurance decisions affect financial well-being. We will share practical ways to make insurance relevant and engaging in the classroom.

The Stock Market Game™ (SMG) gives students the chance to invest a hypothetical $100,000 in a real-time portfolio while they compete against their peers across the state. They think they’re playing a game. We know they’re utilizing technology to improve math scores and learn economic, financial, and business concepts all while building 21st century skills that will last a lifetime. Follow up the SMG experience by entering InvestWrite, a national essay competition which adds a language arts and critical thinking component to the SMG experience.

Fall and Spring Sessions cost $15/team for up to 5 members and year-long costs are $25/team for up to 5 members. Limited scholarship funding is available for participation at no cost to students in Title 1 schools, schools where greater than 50% of the population qualifies for free and reduced lunch, and on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Spring session open January 25 – April 2

The Stock Market Game™ (SMG) gives students the chance to invest a hypothetical $100,000 in a real-time portfolio while they compete against their peers across the state. They think they’re playing a game. We know they’re utilizing technology to improve math scores and learn economic, financial, and business concepts all while building 21st century skills that will last a lifetime. Follow up the SMG experience by entering InvestWrite, a national essay competition which adds a language arts and critical thinking component to the SMG experience.

Fall and Spring Sessions cost $15/team for up to 5 members and year-long costs are $25/team for up to 5 members. Limited scholarship funding is available for participation at no cost to students in Title 1 schools, schools where greater than 50% of the population qualifies for free and reduced lunch, and on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Yearlong session open September 21 – April 2

Your credit score can open doors- or slam them shut. Learn what really goes into your score and how to help students become credit-savvy consumers. This session will be the first of 4 webinars during Financial Literacy Month. Attendees will receive a $50 Amazon gift card but space is limited!

Once upon a time, teaching economics and personal finance was complicated. Not anymore! Spend the day discovering how children’s literature can bring money and economic concepts to life, including a special session with a local author featuring money-themed books and ready-to-use lessons you can take straight to your classroom.

It looks easy, but what does “buy now, pay later” really cost? Explore the economics and personal finance behind one of today’s fastest-growing ways to spend. This session will be the second of 4 webinars during Financial Literacy Month. Attendees will receive a $50 Amazon gift card but space is limited!

Scammers are getting smarter. Explore the tactics behind financial fraud and give students the tools to recognize, question, and avoid scams. This session will be the third of 4 webinars during Financial Literacy Month. Attendees will receive a $50 Amazon gift card but space is limited!

Saving is only part of the story. Explore how investing, risk, time, and compound growth can help students put their money to work. This session will be the final webinar of our Financial Literacy Month series. Attendees will receive a $50 Amazon gift card but space is limited!