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Teacher preparation. Classroom learning. Family engagement. We just received a generous gift from Ally Charitable Founda
North Carolina Council on Economic Education

Nov 3

Teacher preparation. Classroom learning. Family engagement. We just received a generous gift from Ally Charitable Foundation that will help move the needle in all three of those areas. The grant from Ally will help NCCEE prepare more teachers in Title I schools and low- and moderate-income communities across the Charlotte/Mecklenburg area. Here’s what their support will make possible: • Economics and Personal Finance Institutes that prepare high school teachers to teach North Carolina’s required EPF course. • A day of professional development designed for elementary school teachers, helping them bring economics and personal finance into lessons at an earlier age. • Professional development credit hours, stipends, meals and classroom resources to support teachers’ participation and help them put their training to work. • A “Family Financial Fun Night” at a Charlotte elementary school serving a low- and moderate-income community, bringing financial learning to students and their families. Thankful. @ally #AllyDoItRight #AllyCares #DoItRight #NCCEE #FinancialLiteracy #PersonalFinance #FinancialEmpowerment #Finance #Teaching #Education

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