SPECIAL EDITION Nebraska Council News
NCEE reaches 2600 Nebraska students with message of financial literacy!
The council was pleased to partner with Funding the Future LIVE! and several local sponsors on a third financial literacy rock concert tour, bringing band GOODING to four Nebraska schools. The schools and local sponsors are:
  • Gretna MS - F & M Bank, sponsor
  • Pound MS - Raymond James, sponsor
  • Waverly HS - Horizons Bank, First State Bank, Smart Chicken, Waverly Chamber of Commerce, sponsors
  • Benson HS - Centris Federal Credit Union, sponsor
This unique event is changing the financial future for our students!
 
Student & Teacher Responses:
  • Loved it. The students really responded to the message and the music. I can't say enough about the energy that was created. Best. Assembly. Ever. Trent Goldsmith, Teacher, Waverly High School

  • I love your music! You taught me so much, and I feel like managing my money seems so much easier now that I know more about how it works. Sixth grade student

  • The GOODING performance was amazing! Our students (and staff) had a great time enjoying GOODING's music and the kids were focused on the personal finance information. GOODING has a new group of fans in LIncoln! - Dani Fusco, Teacher, Pound Middle School

  • Your music is awesome, since your concert I have started a savings account. Seventh grade student

  • What a fantastic way to get kids interested in money management and how it pertains to them. As a teacher I can develop the best lesson plans to teach these concepts, but a rock band gets their attention! Cori Bowley, Teacher, Gretna Middle School


GOODING & NCEE share their mission with the press!
Gooding and Jennifer Davidson being interviewed for the Matt McKay Show on 106.3 KFRX

Check out the links to these great articles and videos:
We Rocked the message!
Post Waverly concert with Council President Jennifer Davidson, Waverly coordinating teacher Trent Goldsmith and Gooding.
Sharing the message with students across Nebraska.  

Gretna Middle School performance for 1100 students.

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Since 1963 the Nebraska Council on Economic Education has worked to increase economic and financial literacy.
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The Nebraska Council on Economic Education is a 501(c)3 non-profit, housed at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, College of Business Administration, whose mission is to act as a catalyst and lead a statewide initiative to advance economic and financial literacy.