- Junior Achievement of Arizona
Grade Levels: K-2nd, 3rd-5th, 6th-8th, 9th-12th Junior Achievement of Arizona is partnering with rural schools throughout Arizona to provide our new program, JA Money in Motion, at no cost to your school Learn More
- About Us - Junior Achievement of Arizona
Junior Achievement is committed to promoting a more equitable and just tomorrow Our innovative programs allow us to reach 190,000 primarily low-income, diverse students annually We serve students from all different geographic areas of Arizona, ranging from rural, suburban, urban, and tribal communities Learn More
- Programs - Junior Achievement of Arizona
Grade Levels: K-2nd, 3rd-5th, 6th-8th, 9th-12th Junior Achievement of Arizona is partnering with rural schools throughout Arizona to provide our new program, JA Money in Motion, at no cost to your school Learn More
- Junior Achievement of Arizona - LinkedIn
For the last 60+ years, Junior Achievement of Arizona (JA) has been empowering the futures of millions of Arizona students by giving them the knowledge and skills they need to manage their money
- Nonprofit of the Month: Junior Achievement of Arizona
For more than 65 years, Junior Achievement of Arizona has prepared local students to succeed in both work and life, empowering the futures of more than two million students
- Junior Achievement of Arizona | Tempe AZ - Facebook
Junior Achievement of Arizona, Tempe, Arizona 5,718 likes · 101 talking about this · 4,387 were here JA prepares 190,000 Arizona students to succeed in work and life every year
- Story from Junior Achievement: How middle high school students can . . .
Junior Achievement (JA) of Arizona has created a new program, JA Inspire, to engage primarily low-income middle and high school students both in the classroom and in a virtual career fair setting
- Junior Achievement of Arizona’s 18 under 18
This year’s 18 under 18 award winners represent everything from starting a nonprofit, raising money for a cause, developing critical apps, to teaching young people the importance of financial literacy, creating educational blogs, being a local activist and helping the elderly during the pandemic
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