Working together we can improve the financial literacy of Nevada's youth
The Nevada Jump$tart Coalition, (NVJ$), is a statewide, all volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit association dedicated to improving the personal financial literacy of children living in Nevada. The Nevada Jump$tart Coalition consists of individuals and organizations representing business, government and education who have joined together to improve the personal financial literacy of Nevada's youth.
How do you teach your kids about money? If you're involved with or concerned about students learning how to handle money successfully - you've come to the right place. The Clearinghouse is a database of personal finance resources available from a variety of education providers such as government, business and non-profit organizations. Once you find a material of interest, you can order it directly from the source. Many of the materials are low cost or free of charge. Teachers often use these personal finance teaching materials to support their state's standards in economics, business, math and family and consumer science.
OUR MISSION
The Nevada Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy seeks to improve the personal financial literacy of young adults.
Jump$tart's purpose is to evaluate the financial literacy of young adults; develop, disseminate, and encourage the use of standards for grades K-12; and promote the teaching of personal finance.
The Jump$tart Coalition believes that all young adults need to have the financial literacy necessary to make informed financial decisions.
GOALS:
The Jump$tart Coalition has released 12 must-know personal finance principles that, if comprehended and understood by young people, will make a real, positive difference in their financial outlook.
The NVJ$ was organized in 2004. The Nevada Jump$tart Coalition is a proud affiliate of the National Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy. The National Jump$tart Coalition, based in Washington, D.C., was first convened in 1995 and consists of over 200 organizations committed to improving the financial literacy of America's youth. For more information, visit their website at www.jumpstart.org.