Massachusetts Business Educators Association
Please continue to contact your State Representative (find yours here) and members of the House Committee on Ways and Means to help push An Act for Financial Literacy in Schools (S.2374) to the House floor. The legislative session ends on July 31st. Your voice matters! Use it now! Helpful links: An Act for Financial Literacy …
Dear MBEA members, We need you to immediately contact your representatives and senators (use this LINK to find your legislator) in support of the bill relative to financial literacy in our schools. After several tries, the Senate will be debating the bill we want on THURSDAY in support of financial literacy in our schools. MBEA …
Many advocacy groups and educators have been working tirelessly to support the push for financial literacy standards in Massachusetts. How can you help? You can write to your local legislator in support of these efforts! Use this LINK to find him/her. Here is a form letter that you may use and modify! You may also …
From our friends at CSteachers.org: A month ago the federal government announced its intent to commit $200M per year to computer science. The Department of Education has since published its priorities, and we have work to do to strengthen the language on computer science. CSTA will share feedback with the Department, but we want your help. Click here to submit …
Financial Literacy is such an important subject for our students to be learning about in school. Thanks to MassSaves, these quotes have been put together to bring awareness to the need for financial education:
Financial Literacy is such an important subject for our students to be learning about in school. Thanks to MassSaves, these staggering statistics have been put together to bring awareness to the need for financial education:
Financial Literacy is such an important subject for our students to be learning about in school. Thanks to MassSaves, these staggering statistics have been put together to bring awareness to the need for financial education:
If you are able to attend, please make every effort to be a part of A Day on the Hill. The information below is from our friends at MassSaves: Register Here
NextGen Personal Finance just released a comprehensive study entitled “Who has access to financial education in America today?” Please take the time to read this study to become familiar with this important topic that affects our students and the courses we teach. Direct Link