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FINANCIAL SERVICES ROUNDTABLE: Junior Achievement® Inspires the Next Generation to Transform “I Can’t” Into “I Can”

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

Only two in five adults use a budget and one in three has some level of debt in collections. Junior Achievement is committed to empowering students with the tools to improve their circumstances and the vision to see what’s possible if they work hard and dream...

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Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts Signs on as Entertainment Storefront Partner at JA Finance Park® Fairfax County

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

Junior Achievement of Greater Washington is proud to announce a new partnership with Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts (Wolf Trap). Wolf Trap will be serving at the Entertainment Storefront partner at JA Finance Park Fairfax County in Fairfax, Virginia, where 14,000 Fairfax County Public Schools eighth grade students will take part in an immersive, real-life budgeting simulation each...

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JA Student and JA Entrepreneurship Summit Rising Star Zoree Jones Speaks to the JA Worldwide Board of Governors

 By JA of Greater Washington

Entrepreneurship

Zoree Jones, a second-generation JA student and a freshman at Patriot High School in Nokesville, Virginia (USA), is used to giving speeches. Over the last two years, she has delivered the winning speech at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Youth Oratorical Contest; she won the Spotsylvania County (Virginia) Great Debate in 2015; and was awarded the Best Female Actor award at the Virginia Theatre...

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US NEWS & WORLD REPORT: How Teachers Are Bringing Financial Literacy Lessons to the Classroom

 By JA of Greater Washington

Corporate Responsibility

Millions of Americans don't understand the basics of budgeting or saving for the future.

Some kids get money lessons at home, but many parents lack financial knowledge or confidence themselves. Junior Achievement's 2015 Teens and Personal Finance Survey sponsored by the Allstate Foundation found that millennial parents, ages 18-34, are the least confident about explaining money management to...

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Enterprise supports JA of Greater Washington as inaugural presenting sponsor of the JA Hero® volunteer training program at JA Finance Park® Prince George’s County for 2016-2017 school year

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

Under the leadership of JA of Greater Washington board member and Enterprise General Manager, Michelle Bosch, Enterprise Holdings has generously agreed to a $30,000 sponsorship of the JA Hero® volunteer training program at Junior Achievement’s JA Finance Park® Prince George’s County for the 2016-2017 school...

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Back-to-School Survey: Big Disconnect between what Teens Think Back-to-School Supplies Cost and what Parents Really Pay

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

A new survey of 1,000 teens by Junior Achievement USA® (JA) shows that a majority of teens (78%) believe parents pay less than $500 for their back-to-school supplies. This is in contrast to the annual Backpack Index, sponsored by Huntington Bank, which reports parents of teens can expect to pay between $957 and $1,498 for school supplies for teens this...

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ThinkAdvisor: Junior Achievement's Financial Literacy Approach

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

While wealth and income gaps are noticeably pronounced today, in Jack Kosakowski’s view such disparity can be associated with a perennial American problem: the widespread inability to manage...

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Team D.R.E.A.M. Big
Blog from JA USA

 By Cassie Benzinger

Work Readiness

Team: D.R.E.A.M. Big Location: Junior Achievement of Georgia- Atlanta District Turning Obstacles into Growth and Success: This team had to overcome strong personalities. Overtime, these varied personalities became the driving force for the company to succeed. This obstacle positioned the student company president to exemplify outstanding leadership abilities.Innovative Products: This experience...

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15 students participate in Junior Achievement of Greater Washington's first annual JA® Entrepreneurship Summit

 By JA of Greater Washington

Entrepreneurship

From August 8-10, 15 student entrepreneurs from around the Greater Washington region participated in a 3-day program empowering them with the skills to solve some of our nation's greatest...

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JA Worldwide and HSBC Announce a Three-Year Partnership to Drive Youth Financial-Literacy Education Around the World

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

JA Worldwide (JA®) and HSBC announce the renewal of a partnership to build youth financial-literacy skills through the JA More than Money program, a global financial-education initiative. For continued support and implementation of this and other JA® financial literacy programs, HSBC will contribute $6.3m over the next three years, allowing JA® organizations in over 30 countries to offer the...



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