AB-2215 Pupil Instruction: Financial Education
California Jump$tart (CAJ$) is a non-profit 501c(3) that supports and promotes financial education in California. CAJ$ is strongly in support of AB 2215. If your organization is interested in joining us in support, please find this sample letter to Assemblymember Rubio and some highlights of the program being introduced... Learn More
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Teaching Resources
Search our premier online library of teaching resources to find a varied selection of engaging programs designed to offer interactive and challenging approaches for children of all ages—elementary through high school— to experience real-life financial issues that are part of everyday life.
Donors Choose
Are you a teacher in need of funding for a financial education project you’d like to get off the ground?
CA Jump$tart awards funding through Donors Choose, an organization that empowers public school teachers throughout the U.S. to appeal for much-needed tools, materials and experiences for their students.
If you’re a California educator, visit Donors Choose to learn more and submit your financial literacy related project for funding.
The Push to Add Financial Education to K-12 Learning With Rebecca Gallagher
As we've discussed on the podcast before, personal financial education for the next generation on issues of credit, debt, budgeting and how to become financially responsible adults is incredibly important. This week the guys sit down with Rebecca Ivonovich Gallagher, the chair of the California Jump$tart Coalition, whose mission is to further personal financial knowledge among California students and to empower partners, educators and communities to implement financial education in classrooms. Learn More
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