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Research Reveals Boys' Interest in STEM Careers Declining while Girls' Interest Unchanged

 By JA of Greater Washington

Work Readiness

New 2018 research conducted on behalf of Junior Achievement and Ernst & Young LLP (EY) illustrates how in just one year after first being surveyed, high school age teens’ career ambitions have shifted further away from careers in STEM and the arts and how more 13-17-year-old students are expecting to take out loans to help pay for...

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Washington Redskins Rookies Return to JA Finance Park for Third Year

 By JA of Greater Washington

Community Involvement

On May 18, the Washington Redskins 2018 rookie class got a lesson in the importance of budgeting as they joined forces with students from Hyattsville Middle School at JA Finance Park Prince George's County in Hyattsville,...

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JA of Greater Washington Announces Winners of 2017 Junior Achievement Essay Competition Sponsored by Mr. David Rubenstein

 By JA of Greater Washington

Community Involvement

Today, Junior Achievement of Greater Washington announced the winners of the 2017 Junior Achievement Essay...

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Junior Achievement of Greater Washington Receives $25,000 Grant from the Achievement Foundation

 By JA of Greater Washington

Corporate Responsibility

Junior Achievement of Greater Washington has received a grant for $25,000 from The Achievement Foundation. The Achievement Foundation has announced the awarding of Hugh B. Sweeny Jr. Grants totaling $585,000 over two years to Junior Achievement offices in 13 communities across the...

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GUEST BLOG: What I Learned From Volunteering With A Financial Literacy Organization

 By JA of Greater Washington

Corporate Responsibility

I volunteered this Spring with Junior Achievement of Greater Washington, a financial literacy organization that works to bridge what students learn in the classroom with what they learn in their...

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#JAHero Spotlight: JA Volunteer, Advisory Council Chair Inspired by Father's Example

 By JA of Greater Washington

Community Involvement

"Think long term. The decisions you make today, whether it's studying, spending or working, have a significant impact on your future. There is no substitute for a good work ethic and hustle!"

This is the advice Junior Achievement Volunteer Julie Simmons gives to the JA kids she serves. And it's the same advice that was passed down to her from a young...

Survey results showing many are not prepared to pay for college

One-Third of College Freshmen Have Less than $1,000 in College Savings; Neither High School nor College Students are Prepared to Manage the Cost of College

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

According to a new survey conducted on behalf of Junior Achievement USA and Rhode Island-based Citizens Bank, a troubling majority of high school juniors (52%), high school seniors (39%) and college freshman (34%) say they are unprepared for managing and paying for the cost of...

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Junior Achievement Named "Organization of the Year" by the Institute for Financial Literacy

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

The Institute for Financial Literacy, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization whose mission is to promote effective financial education and counseling, is pleased to announce the winners of the 2018 Excellence In Financial Literacy Education (EIFLE) Awards which were presented today at a ceremony during the Annual Conference on Financial Education in Orlando,...

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Financial Literacy Month Survey: Only Half of Teens Say Gaining Financial Independence from Parents is a Goal for the Future

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

A new survey by Junior Achievement USA and AIG finds that only half of teens cite becoming financially independent of parents as one of their future goals. The 2018 JA Teens & Personal Finance Survey offers insight into how this generation is thinking about and planning for their financial future while emphasizing the value of financial literacy and personal finance...

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The Greene Turtle Joins Forces with JA as Dining Out Storefront Partner at JA Finance Park Montgomery County

 By JA of Greater Washington

Corporate Responsibility

The Greene Turtle has joined the growing list of Storefront Partners to commit to inspiring students at the forthcoming JA Finance Park Montgomery County. The Greene Turtle will serve as the Dining Out Storefront Partner at the new...



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