How you can get started

Junior Achievement of Washington provides several ways that you can get involved whether you're someone looking to volunteer, part of a district or school looking for educational materials, or part of a business looking to help us expand the reach of our mission.

Volunteers

In-person or Virtual you can Volunteer with Junior Achievement and make a profound difference in the youth of our community.

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Schools and Parents

Junior Achievement provides activities, guides, thought leadership and lots of additional resources to support learning.

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Partners

Junior Achievement partners with corporations and individuals to fund the programs that are delivered to our local students.

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Junior Achievement of Washington Local Spotlight

November 2024 JA Finance Park Homeschool Day

  Where: JA Education Center in Auburn

 When: Friday, November 08, 2024 9:00 AM

JA Finance Park builds a foundation of personal finance skills through an experiential, real-life simulation. Students complete a self-guided online curriculum and then participate in a simulation.

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November 2024 JA Finance Park Homeschool Day

November 2024 JA BizTown Homeschool Day

  Where: JA Education Center in Auburn

 When: Friday, November 08, 2024 9:00 AM

JA BizTown provides an opportunity for students to become adults for a day and make important personal finance and business decisions. After completing an online curriculum, your students will make a day-long visit to JA BizTown, a simulated town where students operate businesses, write checks, and even vote for mayor.

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November 2024 JA BizTown Homeschool Day

Why Work Needs Meaning

Much has been made in recent months about The Great Resignation, the tendency of young workers, primarily Millennials and Generation Z, to quit their jobs to pursue higher-paying, higher growth opportunities.

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Teens Want Financial Literacy Education, But Many Schools Don’t Offer It

While the demand for financial literacy education is high among teens, the availability of such courses is disappointingly low. Junior Achievement continues to bridge this gap by offering comprehensive programs that equip students with essential life skills.

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35536

Students Reached Locally
2022-2023

975

Classes Locally
2022-2023

1920

Volunteers Locally
2022-2023

292

Schools Reached Locally
2022-2023

320975

Contact Hours Locally
2022-2023

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