UPCOMING EVENTS

NJCEE is uniquely positioned to provide students the tools necessary to successfully navigate the 21st century economy and to reach their full potential.

NJCEE carries out its mission by providing the curriculum tools, the pedagogical support, and the community of peers that instruct, inspire, and guide our teachers.

NJCEE strives to empower our students with the skills necessary to transform their lives. Building their learning and career capital will have a lasting benefit on the future of New Jersey.

OUR MISSION

SHAPING NEW JERSEY’S FUTURE

The New Jersey Council for Economic Education’s purpose is to enhance the knowledge and capabilities of New Jersey students. As an affiliate of CEE, the leading k-12 economic education organization in the United States, NJCEE is uniquely positioned to provide students the tools necessary to successfully navigate the 21st century economy and to reach their full potential as employees, entrepreneurs, investors, and civic-minded individuals.

Voluntary Exchange curates and distributes thought-provoking, inspiring and jargon-free content. Our audience, some of whom may have little or no formal economics training, will be introduced to influential thinkers and of course, powerful ideas. Subscribers will become confident well-informed econ ambassadors who can think beyond the political rhetoric which dominates today’s economic dialogue.

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NJCEE Featured in the Ocean First Foundation’s Inspiring Impact

The New Jersey Council for Economic Education is committed to helping teachers meet the State’s mandate that requires financial literacy instruction. Faced with the challenge of continuing this important work during the pandemic, NJCEE transformed their typically held in-person summer teacher training sessions to remote learning.

Money Lessons – A Financial Literacy 6-part series created by NJCEE at NJCU and NJTV.

NJTV’s Rhonda Schaffler in Conversations with guests: Michelle Begina, Jonathan Clements, Pastor Troy Levy, Karen Hinds, T.K. Coleman, and Arindam Nag.

Are you looking for fun ways to teach your children about personal finance? Looking for some activities your children can do on their own and others you can do as a family?

This Family-At-Home Financial Fun Pack is a curated set of materials from the Council for Economic Education (CEE) and a few of its friends that we think are well suited for families to enjoy on their own. You will find family activities, games, worksheets, and suggested books for your child or anyone sheltering together to enjoy and learn from. You can easily select activities to help your children acquire the tools to live a life of opportunity – and have some fun along the way.