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- MARCH 2009 -

 

Calling JA Alumni

In JA's continuing effort to measure the impact of its programs, JA Worldwide is engaging in a retrospective survey aimed at capturing data from former Junior Achievement students regarding the long-term outcomes and sequential-learning benefits of JA. So if you have participated as a student in JA programs in the past, we ask that you consider taking the survey which consists of 20 questions and takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. Go here to take the survey.

 

Calling all Alumni 

 

 

Calender of Events

 

March 26, 2009

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April 14, 2009

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May 1-2, 2009

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May 7, 2009

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Corpus Christi

 Business

Hall of Fame

May 13, 2009

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Wild West Auction
May 16, 2009 

 

 

 

Kids

 

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Finance Park 

Financial Literacy Impact of

JA Program Participation

Survey Results 

 

JA Worldwide is committed to ongoing, rigorous evaluations and quality assurance of all Junior Achievement programs. In the past five years, JA Worldwide's investment of student outcomes research has exceeded $3.1 million.

 

As one of three pillars upon which the JA programs are built, financial literacy education has never been more critical than it is today.  Recent independent evaluations confirm that Junior Achievement has the right programs at the right time to address the financial literacy needs of our nation.  Across numerous evaluations, evidence is clear that Junior Achievement programs equip youth with the financial knowledge and skills necessary to make informed financial choices.  Students who participate in Junior Achievement's financial literacy programs are much more prepared than their peers to manage their personal finances.  Increasing the number of students who are offered the opportunity to participate in these meaningful programs will further prepare tomorrow's leaders to successfully participate in a global economy.

 

For a full summary of JA Worldwide's survey results, go here.  If you are interested in volunteering to help students better understand the economics of life, please contact Bernandette Byrd, Programs Team Leader, at 210.490.2007 x106.

 

 

 

Bowl-A-Thon

JA Beach Party Bowl-A-Thon

Makes a Splash for South Texas Students

 

Many thanks to over 1,850 participants from 16 companies that participated in the 2009 Junior Achievement Spring Beach Party Bowl-A-Thon, and raised over $70,000! Please join us in congratulating our top three fundraising companies; Harland Clarke, Valero, and SWBC.  We also welcomed three new organizations: Bromley Communications, Frost Bank,and NuStar.

 

Our sincere thanks to all our bowl-a-thon supporters:

 Participating Organizations

 Coordinators

Accenture of San Antonio

Ashley Heck

Argonaut Group, Inc.

Amy Rossey

AT&T Mobility

Patti Boehlein

Broadway National Bank

Lisa Mochel

Bromley Communications

Elizabeth Carey

Frito Lay

Jessica Baldwin

Frost Bank

Kristin Vick

Harland Clarke

Henry Barrera

Humana

Joe Saenz

Kraft General Foods

Lenora Castillo

Mobius Partners

Junab Ali

NuStar

Sarah McLaughlin

Quest Diagnostics-San Antonio

Lucille Ontiveros

SWBC

Lili Berrueto, Debra Hernandez

Valero Energy Corporation

Todd Glawson

Wachovia

Lydia Contreras

Wells Fargo

Melcher Martinez

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 Bowl-A-Thon Sponsors

Accenture

Mobius Partners

Argo Group, Inc.

Security Service FCU

Chase Card Services

Shweiki Media

Clear Channel

SWBC

Frost Bank

Valero Energy Corporation

Harland Clarke

Washington Mutual

ITW Minigrip

 

Special Thanks to AVTS

 

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