If you've stopped by the CEEE suite lately, you'll know that spring is already upon us. Space is always at a premium here at this time of year: Meaningful Economics production activities, Economics for Kids classroom kits, and Teach Children to Save Day volunteer packets fill every free inch of floor, waiting to be put in the hands of eager students, teachers, and volunteers. Spring is when we offer the greatest array of learning adventures and, like the students hurrying about just outside our office, our days are just packed!
And also like those students eagerly anticipating a summer filled with exciting activities, we, too, look forward to a season full of K-12 professional and student experiential learning opportunities. We will welcome a new MAEEE cohort, inaugurate a CEEE Economics Conference for Delaware's secondary teachers, and celebrate the work of our associate director, Bonnie T. Meszaros, introducing an annual award named in her honor to be presented to a deserving Delaware K-12 economics teacher. Check out these and other happenings, found on our CEEE Events Calendar.
The CEEE is also working beyond K-12 education, partnering with the Delaware Council on Economic Education to launch
Delaware.money
, a web-based portal that connects you with financial learning resources from organizations around the state. We invite you to take a moment to explore this new website that aggregates tips, tools and events offered by many local non-profit agencies. In addition, April brings with it National Financial Literacy Month and National Volunteer Month. We are very fortunate to have so many organizations and individuals who willingly contribute their valuable time and expertise to supporting financial education. We could not do what we do without you.
Yes, our work requires lots of hands, lots of planning, and lots resources but, as any of our staff are sure to tell you, if you do it by choice it counts as fun! Thank you for choosing to support us in this fun, engaging, and very critical education.
Carlos J. Asarta
Director
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CEEE helping high school students learn about finance
Statewide personal finance case study competition held at UD.
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MAEEE graduate working for UN in
Chile
UD alumna Romina Kasman is a program coordinator for
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Students beat S&P 500 before graduating high school
Delaware elementary, middle and high school students impress in the fall 2018 Stock Market Game.
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UD collects economic education honors at national conference
Six honors were awarded at the National Association of Economic Educators Conference to both educators and curriculum connected to UD's CEEE.
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Lerner alumnus Robert Siegfried, Class of '81, shares leadership lessons with Delaware high school students at the Spring 2019 Siegfried Youth Leadership Program.
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What is the economic forecast for 2019?
Economic experts share their predictions at the CEEE and Lyons Companies sponsored 2019 Economic Forecast; Discover Bank's Amy Walls accepts the 2019 Jim B. O'Neill Award.
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