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Junior Achievement: Education for What's Next

"What's Next?" That’s the question on everyone’s mind. Technologies we’ve never seen before are changing the world in ways we’ve never known. Jobs people depend on today might not be here tomorrow. Are we ready? How do we get ready?

Financial Literacy Learning Experiences for Tennessee

JA Financial Literacy for Tennessee

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JA can help your school and students meet Tennessee's new financial literacy graduation requirement with practical, hands-on financial education curricula.

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From Elementary to Young Adulthood

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Junior Achievement's programs are designed to meet the evolving needs of students at every stage of their educational journey.

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Contact a Tennessee Office

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Join us in empowering Tennessee's youth. Whether you're an educator, a state employee, or an elected official, your partnership can make a difference. Get in touch with your local JA office today.

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JA Financial Literacy

JA Financial Literacy

JA Financial Literacy® is a one-semester teacher-led course that equips high school students with foundational personal finance skills.(Grades 9-12)

This course has received California A-G approval from High School Articulation, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, University of California.

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Bring JA Into Your School

Would you like to have Junior Achievement in your students classroom? Get connected to a local JA!
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Our Core Initiatives

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Youth Empowerment:
- Prioritize K-12 experiential education and programs, including Financial Literacy curriculum
- Expand access to entrepreneurship programs
- Increase career readiness partnerships
- Promote youth leadership development opportunities

Fostering Resilient Communities:
- Enhance Workforce Development initiatives
- Expand youth employment programs to promote economic mobility
- Increase Access to Community Resources (transportation, internet access, libraries, etc.)

Sustainable Solutions:
- Preserve incentives for charitable giving
- Incentivize and reduce risks for volunteering
- Promote public-private/cross-sector partnerships that foster social and economic mobility

Impact

Junior Achievement designs learning experiences with the end in mind: real outcomes for students. Our experiences don't just expose young people to ideas about the future — they help students clearly connect what they are learning today to where they want to go tomorrow in a measurable way.

4,828,747
Students Reached Nationally
185,953
Volunteers Nationally
158,644
Classes Nationally
22,557
Schools Reached Nationally

Our Offices

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