WorldofMoney's curriculum, which aligns with ELA and Common Core standards for competency, teaches my students how to manage their money and how to establish a business. My students learned a life skill that will propel them toward their future endeavors, and I am eternally grateful.
Leonna Austin
Principal PSM, Harlem
World of Money has taught me how to build financial security for my and my family’s life. Saving? Investing? Compound interest? Most adults don’t know these things, and my learning about finance at such a young age—financial responsibility and how money works-- puts me at a great advantage.
Maximillan
8th grade
World of Money has taught me how to build financial security for my and my family’s life. Saving? Investing? Compound interest? Most adults don’t know these things, and my learning about finance at such a young age—financial responsibility and how money works-- puts me at a great advantage.
Madison
9th grade
Because of the WorldofMoney, I now know that financial education doesn’t just affect the amount of money I have. At age 14, my financial choices begin now, and encourage my parents to do the same. "
World of Money provided 55 young people of the Gary Comer Youth Center, in Chicago, Illinois, with 15 hours of financial education instruction and activities over the course of one month. As a result, our young people developed a stronger understanding of basic financial concepts such as money management, budgeting, saving, debt, investing, giving, and more. In addition, the WorldofMoney program created the foundation for our young people to build strong money habits earlier on in life. Our young people are so very fortunate to have WorldofMoney willing to invest in their talent and help them realize their full potential in life.
Santrice Martin
CEO, Comer Education
We value collaborating with WorldofMoney.org because they provide an after-school financial education that has been providing young people of diverse backgrounds, including a large number of disadvantaged children and families, the opportunity to break a generational cycle of poverty and to change the way they view money. The RBS, World of Money.org and families should work together to promote the health, well-being and learning of all students. WorldofMoney.org involves faculty, parents and the community with financial education so that parents and families are able to respond more effectively to the economic needs of students. Professional development is critical to our relationship with WorldofMoney and would be possible if they could create workshops that build capacity in staff and parents.
Reginald Higgins
Deputy Superintendent, NYC Department of Education Community School District #2
We appreciate WorldofMoney because we know these financial concepts most adults will learn later in their lives or never at all - So it is good to know them early so my daughter doesn’t fall into the traps of getting into debt or not having enough money for emergencies or even for her retirement.
