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Union County, N.C. – There’s a major push to teach about money in school so students don’t end up in debt like millions of Americans. “Once you get out of high school and you’re an adult, you’re on your own” high school sophomore Justin Wilson said. Read full article here.
Raleigh, NC – December 19,2018 Congratulations to all Stock Market Game (SMG) participants during the fall session! During 2018 a total of 3,446 teams, 11,776 students participated in the competition. It is with great distinction that we announce the winning teams in their respective region, the State Champions bragging rights go to Chaloner Middle School, located […]
NCCEE is honored to have received the State Council of the Year award from the Council for Economic Education. The award was presented by Nan Morrison, CEE President, on October 4th at the 57th Annual Financial Literacy and Economic Education Conference held in Atlanta.
NCCEE wishes to thank the Coastal Credit Union Foundation for its continued support of the Stock Market Game program for the 2018-2019 school year. Triangle area teachers may participate in the program at no cost for this academic year thanks to the generosity of the Foundation.
NCCEE wishes to thank Prudential Financial for its continued commitment to supporting financial literacy efforts for NC teachers and students.
By equipping teachers to provide kids with the knowledge and vocabulary of money and choices, we give students the essential tools to create financial stability and opportunity for themselves, their families and their communities. Support our teachers and kids by giving a gift today! Read the full newsletter here.
Among all the subjects that are taught in U.S. elementary schools, personal finance is often overlooked. That trend started way back in the 1940s, when U.S. government officials determined that schools and teachers were poorly equipped to deal with the complexities of the post-war economic boom. One organization came together to face that challenge and […]
Young adults who discuss money with their parents are more likely to have a budget, an emergency fund and a retirement account, a new T. Rowe Price study says. Still, when it comes to being an adult, most feel unprepared to deal with real-world finances. That’s why talking to your kids about saving and spending […]
The U.S. school system may not provide students the formal financial education they need, but parents can still teach financial literacy at home. America’s schools aren’t making the grade, if you ask the Council for Economic Education. The organization’s mission is to help teach personal finance and economics to students from kindergarten through 12th grade. […]
April is Financial Literacy Month, so we’re a bit ahead of ourselves here, but already the news about financial knowledge in the nation’s public schools is, for the most part, not good. That’s according to the newly released 2018 Survey of the States: Economic and Personal Finance Education in Our Nation’s Schools produced by the […]
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