Whether a school teaches financial concepts as part of a business, economics, social studies, math or other course – and regardless of what curriculum they use – brass MAGAZINE makes those ideas real for students. The magazine helps students see in real life the application of the concepts they're learning.
The brass STUDENT PROGRAM is a national initiative to strengthen high school students' understanding of money by providing free personal finance resources and instructional materials to students and teachers. The Student Program reaches tens of thousands of students and is made possible by sponsors interested in supporting financial education.
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"Credit unions have done a tremendous service for Wisconsin by providing teachers with free resources that accomplish the financial learning goals the state has defined as critical for future financial independence. The future of our state relies on the financial self-sufficiency of each new wave of graduates." Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle
The Spring issue of the brass|MAGAZINE Student Edition is now available. In this issue:
Investing information
The inspiring story of William Kamkwamba - The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind...
The January brass|BONUS article instructs students on how to do a cost-benefit analysis.
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Risk vs. Reward: Using cost-benefit analysis
"We make decisions every day, from what to have...
The holiday season is officially over and it's time to start the new year. Here are a few of things we are looking forward to in 2010:
January 23: Mt. Hood Region FBLA Skills Conference -...
