Latest Happenings at NCCEE

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Congratulations Stock Market Game Winning Students – 2022 Fall Session

January 26, 2023

January 26, 2023 Sandy Wheat, 919-791-1995, swheat@ncce.org Congratulations to all Stock Market Game™ students and teachers during the 2022 fall semester! We announce the state champions and regional winning teams with great distinction. The Stock Market Game™ (SMG) is made possible by generous funding from our program partners at Ally and the Coastal Credit Union Foundation. […]

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Governor Roy Cooper has proclaimed October as Economic Education Month.

October 5, 2022

Raleigh, NC – Governor Roy Cooper has proclaimed October as Economic Education Month. View the full proclamation here.

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Sandy Wheat and Amber Thomas of FSU co-presented at the 2022 Social Studies Leaders’ Institute

April 2, 2022

3/29/2022 NCCEE’s Sandy Wheat and Amber Thomas of FSU co-presented at the 2022 Social Studies Leaders’ Institute where they shared information about NCCEE, a lesson about integrating economics and personal finance, and a deeper dive into the summer 2022 EPF Institutes. Read the full article here.

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It Takes a Village

March 4, 2022

NCCEE partners with FPA Charlotte to provide no-cost financial planning sessions for teachers. Read the full article here.

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NCCEE PRESENTED 2021 EPF SUMMER INSTITUTES | 40 HOURS OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR NORTH CAROLINA TEACHERS

September 27, 2021

53,469 North Carolina students will be impacted as a result of the summer Economics and Personal Finance Institutes, subsequently of this Professional Development 93% of attendees plan to invest more for retirement or are already well invested and 99% of attendees plan to pay down unsecured debt or do not have unsecured debt. Read the […]

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FOLLOW THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD TO JOBS, TRADE & WEALTH PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WAS PRESENTED BY NCCEE.

September 27, 2021

Promoting Financial Equity – 78% of Teachers who attended serve in schools with low to moderate-income populations. 36 teachers completed the full-day professional development. Read the full report here.

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TEACHING ECONOMICS USING CHILDREN’S LITERATURE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WAS A SUCCESS!

September 27, 2021

35 teachers completed the full day of professional development. As a result of this Professional Development, 77% of attendees plan to invest more for retirement and 86% of attendees plan to pay down unsecured debt. Read the full report here.

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Kaitlyn Ferguson Wins SIFMA Foundation’s Spring 2021 National InvestWrite® Competition

August 26, 2021

New York, NY, August 26, 2021 – We could all learn something from 15-year-old Kaitlyn Ferguson. The extraordinary 8th-grader from Chapel Hill, North Carolina has charted her life goals and developed an investment strategy to fund them. Moreover, Ferguson developed her plan in the months that a pandemic created unprecedented challenges for her family and […]

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Cameron Turner Wins SIFMA Foundation’s Spring 2021 National InvestWrite® Competition

August 26, 2021

New York, NY, August 26, 2021 – We could all learn something from 11-year-old Cameron Turner. The extraordinary 5th-grader from Cape Carteret, North Carolina has charted her life goals and developed an investment strategy to fund them. Moreover, Turner developed her plan in the months that a pandemic created unprecedented challenges for her family and […]

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NCCEE was back in person!

July 20, 2021

NCCEE, in partnership with Fayetteville State University’s Broadwell College of Business and Economics, facilitated a full day of professional development for 19 teachers. Entrepreneurship, Side Hustles & Influencers was well-received by the teachers who were thrilled to be back in person. View the full report here.

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