The Center for Economic Education increases economic and personal finance literacy in the region. We focus on educating the educators and engaging the community through relevant educational experiences, striving to be a resource to the local community as economic education and financial literacy are vital to the success of our region.
We are affiliated with the Council for Economic Education.
This camp aims to provide high school students, particularly those who are underrepresented or don’t have access to resources, with the opportunity to learn about what careers in the financial services exist and what steps they would need to take to pursue such a career.
The deadline to apply is December 31st, 2024. Apply using the button below:
FLC 101- Pathways to Financial Success is a dual credit course designed to introduce high school students to fundamental concepts of financial literacy. This course provides students with an opportunity to earn both high school and college credit while gaining practical skills that are essential for personal and professional success. The course combines theoretical knowledge with real-world applications, aiming to prepare students for the financial challenges of adulthood and leadership roles. Curriculum for this course includes topics such as saving, investing, credit, budgeting, risk management, insurance, and decision making for important future decisions (buying your first car or home).
This course is presented in partnership with NKU's School Based Scholars
Teachers: If you are interested in becoming a teacher of FLC 101 in your school, fill out the form below:
