Why JA? And Why Now? Financial Literacy as a Foundation for a Better Life
At Junior Achievement, we view financial literacy as the other literacy. Just like reading or writing, we all deal with money on a near daily basis. Junior Achievement employs a pathways approach to teaching financial literacy to young people. By pathways, we mean that JA programs are designed to engage students on the subject over multiple grades, from their first days in kindergarten,...
Why JA? And Why Now? A Response to a Changing Work and Career Landscape
Junior Achievement's proven programs are shown to inspire and prepare young people for success. Our approach is demonstrated to give students the tools they need to increase their chances of achieving their potential in work, career, and...
YOU Can Make a BIG Impact
Becoming a classroom volunteer is a simple way to make a real impact in your...
Stock Market Challenge Bigger Than Ever
This years event will be hosted at Pinnacle Bank Arena this spring, and ALL Nebraska high school teachers are...
JA Lincoln on Record Pace
JA of Lincoln is currently on pace to have one of the best years in our...
Give the Gift of Inspiration
Will you celebrate the beginning of the school year by giving the gift of inspiration to a local...
Transitioning to Interactive Learning
Each lesson will be delivered to students through interactive learning that provides the pillars of the JA...
Volunteer: Only 5 Hours Makes a BIG Difference
What better time to commit to being a more active part of your...
2022 Back-to-School Survey: One-Third of Teens Say Rising Cost of School Supplies a Concern
According to a new survey by Junior Achievement USA, a third of teens (33%) say that their parents or guardians are concerned about the cost of back-to-school supplies this...
