You link today's young people to their future as productive members of society. Our support comes from the business community and individuals. No, teachers voluntarily request to have our programs placed in their classrooms. Our programs are designed to enhance the regular social studies curriculum and teachers like the outside resources Junior Achievement provides. Volunteers may be able to select a specific grade level and day of the week to present the program.
Training is provided, along with materials and a wide selection of activity options.
Teachers remain in the classroom and Junior Achievement staff provide continual support. No, our programs operate in the fall and spring semesters. Programs are offered to the schools at no cost. Ask any Junior Achievement volunteer. The future promises a competitive, fast-paced challenge requiring our young people to know more and know it sooner to achieve their full potential.