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JA of Northern Alberta & NWT

Thanks to our 2009 Adopt-A-School Sponsors!

JA would like to thank the following supporters of our Adopt-A-School campaign for the 2008/2009 school year.

Thanks to the generosity of the following families, individuals and businesses, over $170,000 was raised to adopt the 36 Edmonton schools participating in our Adopt-A-School program this year. As a result, over 150 volunteers dedicated 1,074 hours teaching JA business education and financial literacy programs impacting the lives of over 4,800 grade 3-9 students in these 36 Edmonton schools.

A.D. Williams, Alberta Oil Tool , Ascot Group, Bishop & Mackenzie, Boiler Tech, Butler Family Foundation, Conroy Ross, Dafoe Family, Deloitte, Fairley Erker Advisory Group, First Industries Corporation, Gateway Entertainment, Hewlett-Packard Canada , Reid Family, Jet Label & Tape, Best Family, McDonald Family, Newell Family, North Star Pallets Inc., Patterson Family, Princeton Ventures, Radostits Family, Rajewski Family, Rayburn Family, Saville Family, Sheard Famliy, Sureway Construction, Milner Family, Stantec Architecture, TD, The Superior Group, Tracy DesLaurier, Synergy Projects

WORLD-WIDE IMPACT! JA Worldwide (Junior Achievement) is the world’s largest organization dedicated to educating young people about business, economics, and free enterprise. JA programs are taught by volunteers in class and in after-school locations reaching over 9 million students in 112 countries around the world... every year! STAY CONNECTED! Get the latest on JA news and events! Join our Facebook group HERE.

JA Videos: click and learn more: Watch how JA impacts our community | Watch how JA changed one student's life | The Junior Achievement Company Program | JA Around the World | Volunteer Recruitment PSA

JA prepares young people to succeed in a global economy.

Welcome! Junior Achievement of Northern Alberta is made up of passionate people behind a larger, national and worldwide movement that seeks to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy. With our central offices located in downtown Edmonton (check out the brand new JA Center), our operations provide leadership, training and support for more than 400 volunteers in our region to carry out our mission to reach approximately 10,000 students locally.



PARENTS! TALK TO YOUR KIDS ABOUT THE ECONOMY:
Step one... start here! Download this FREE educational resource that JA has prepared to explain the basics of the stock market and recent fluctuations to our children. Take bits and pieces... add to it... water it down for the younger ones...or use it to compliment what you are already doing at home. However you use it, it is a catalyst for great discussion between you and your family and will create great learning moments to help prepare our kids for their future.

Step two... get your teenager involved in the JA Company Program! This 15 week after-school program for grade 9-12 students provides the BEST first hand experience of starting and running their own REAL business and gives them the skills and confidence to succeed in our economy. Over $20,000 in scholarships available! Find out more... HERE .

Hey kids... take action and become moneywise! Learn how to budget, choose a career and plan for your future education... right now. Visit the JA Worldwide Student Center... HERE .

THE 2009 JA ADOPT A SCHOOL PROGRAM:
Click here to find out more about the "JA Adopt A School" program which gives you and your family the opportunity to help JA answer the need for Workforce Preparation, Economic Education and Financial Literacy programs in our classrooms today.

LEARN MORE ABOUT JA!

Join the JA Alumni Network.
Parent’s Page – Is JA in Your Child’s School?
4 Easy Ways to Give!
Junior Achievement Team!
2009/2010 Board of Directors
Is Junior Achievement In Your Community?


understanding our economy
Jan-09-2009

Frequently Asked Questions - Volunteers
Mar-30-2008


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