New Name and Look - Same Vital Mission and Work!
New Address:
122 East 42 Street Suite 2600 New York, NY 10168
To advance our leadership role in the field of economic and financial education,
we are changing our name and look to the Council for Economic Education.
Over the last decade, NCEE has developed a world-class, comprehensive
K-12 program of teaching materials, teacher professional development programs, and assessments in
economics, personal finance, and entrepreneurship education, designed to be used across the curriculum.
And like our programs, the NCEE is evolving as well. In support of our efforts to
continue to expand our global reach, we invite you to join us in celebrating our new name, the
Council for Economic Education, which best defines our work today and into the future.
In addition, we are moving our headquarter offices, just across town in mid-town Manhattan.
- Our name change will be official January 1, 2009.
- The new website will be www.councilforeconed.org.
- Effective immediately, our new address is 122 East 42 Street Suite 2600 New York, NY 10168
- Telephone numbers will remain the same.
Over the coming weeks, we will be providing additional information about these exciting changes, upcoming events and programs, all
designed to make 2009 our best year ever.
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 | Civics & Government
 Download a free lesson plan, "Can Futures Markets Be More
Accurate Than Polls?" from the upcoming Focus: Understanding
Economics in Civics and Government. |
 | Financing Your Future
A complete personal finance program on DVD for high school teachers and their students. |
 | EconEdLink
More than 575 lessons to choose from - and they're all FREE! |
 | Virtual Economics®
Version 3 is here! With over 1,200 supplemental lesson plans for K-12 teachers - plus multimedia concept demonstrations and state standards correlations - it's never been easier to teach economics and personal finance. |
 | Thinking Economics
Explore a new, interactive way to teach economics – and connect with your students – with this unique high school economics curriculum that is your high-tech alternative to a textbook. |
 | Economics in U.S. History
This new publication uses a unique mystery-solving approach to teach U.S. economic history to your high school students. |
 | AP Economics
The best way to prepare your students for the AP* exam.
*AP is a registered trademark of the College Board which was not
involved in the production of and does not endorse this website. |
 | Youth Entrepreneurship Programs
Includes Mini-Society®, Making a Job and EntrePrep. The awarded grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation provides NCEE the ability to administer and offer grants for these three nationwide programs. |
 | Financial Fitness for Life
This program provides a start-to-finish personal financial education that is comprehensive, rewarding and enjoyable, and involves the whole family. |
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Learn more about this exciting program developed by the U.S. Treasury in consultation with
four non-governmental economists and the following education organizations:
Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, Junior Achievement USA,
The Council for Economic Education, and the National Endowment for Financial Education. Find out more »
The Council for Economic Education's recently-convened 3rd National Summit on Economic and Financial Literacy offered an important and unique opportunity to focus on the shared priority of and calls to action for both the public and private sector in advancing economic and financial education efforts in our nation's schools.
Find out more »
Honoring Champions of Economic Empowerment, we proudly present the 2008 Council for Economic Education Visionary Awards on Thursday, October 30th, 2008 at the St. Regis Hotel in New York City.
Find out more »
 The Report Card - Survey of the States: Economic, Personal Finance, and Entrepreneurship Education in Our Nation's Schools in 2007, was released by the Council for Economic Education on June 13, 2007 during an online press conference.
Find out more »
 Looking for economics and personal finance
lesson plans for your classroom?
Check out our collection of over 80 economics
and personal finance publications for your K-12 classroom. Find out more »
The Council for Economic Education has been granted the Excellence in Economic Education (EEE) Act award by the U.S. Department of Education for the fourth year of the program. The EEE award will infuse approximately $1.475 million, plus matching dollars, into state and local organizations dedicated to raising the level of competence in economic and financial literacy.
Find out more »
The Council for Economic Education has released the findings of a new poll, conducted by Harris
Interactive (The Harris Poll® People), that examines adults’ and students’ current
understanding of basic economic concepts.
Executive Summary: PDF (60
kb)
Full Poll Results: PDF (264
kb)
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 The Global Association of Teachers of Economics (GATE) is a national and international membership organization sponsored by NCEE exclusively for K-12 teachers and others.
Find out more »
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