Economics & Black History:

HB198 through an Economic Lens


This workshop offers strategies for incorporating HB198 into the secondary economics classroom in meaningful and engaging ways. Participants will explore standards-aligned lessons and activities that highlight the economic triumphs, setbacks, and contributions of Black persons in the United States - past and present. Teachers will leave with ready-to-use materials that help their students connect core economic concepts to Black history.

Tuesday, November 4, 2025 (Newark)

or

Wednesday, November 5, 2025 (Georgetown)



5:00 pm - 7:30 pm


2 clock hours awarded

Free Parking

You'll enjoy:

  • A catered dinner.
  • A $25 gift card to Dunkin' Donuts, Amazon, or WAWA (your choice)!
  • A chance to win our exclusive 2025/2026 limited-edition t-shirt.

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OUR MISSION
To prepare K-12 educators and students in economics, personal finance and entrepreneurship by providing dynamic, effective and standards-based professional learning, resources and programs.

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