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Attucks Elementary School
Elementary School
2400 Prospect   Ms. Turner
Kansas City,   MO   64127   816-418-3900
 
 
 
Attucks Elementary School
Elementary School
2400 Prospect   Ms. Jackson
Kansas City,   MO   64127   816-418-3900
  dewalker@kcmsd.net
 
 
Attucks Elementary School
Elementary School
2400 Prospect   Ms. Weintraub
Kansas City,   MO   64127   816-418-3900
  dewalker@kcmsd.net
 
 
Attucks Elementary School
Elementary School
2400 Prospect   Ms. Christian
Kansas City,   MO   64127   816-418-3900
  dwalker@kcmsd.net
 
 
Attucks Elementary School
Elementary School
2400 Prospect   Ms. Hayes
Kansas City,   MO   64127   816-418-3900
  dewalker@kcmsd.net
 
 
Attuks Elementary School
Elementary School
2400 Prospect   Ms. Hines
Kansas City,   MO   64127   816-418-3900
  dewalker@kcmsd.net
 
 
BetterInvesting
Investing education for individuals and clubs, mainly around fundamental analysis of stocks.
117 NE Edgewater Drive   Dennis Boatright
Lee's Summit,   MO   64064-1533   816-478-0718
www.betterinvesting.org   dboatright4@att.net
 
 
Brookside Charter
Elementary School
5220 Troost   Heather Dale
Kansas City,   MO   64113   816-531-2191
  hraetison@aol.com
 
 
Catholic Charities of Kansas City - St. Joseph, Inc.
Catholic Charities of Kansas City-St. Joseph responds to the gospel mandate by caring for the vulnerable, honoring the life and dignity of all persons, and engaging the community in providing compassionate social services and advocacy. Over the last year, Catholic Charities has made a commitment to providing increased financial education for its current clients, as well as the general public.
301 E Armour Boulevard, Suite 650   Janel D’Agata-Lynch
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-931-9399
http://www.catholiccharities-kcsj.org/   jlynch@ccharities.com
 
 
Central Bank of Kansas City
Central Bank of Kansas City is committed to educating their customers and community in matters that help them become financially fit.
1503 N. State Route 291   Phil Klinkhardt/Carole Arnold
Harrisonville,   MO   64701   816-380-4748
www.centralbankkc.com   pklinkhardt@centralbankkc.com
 
 
Central Bank of Kansas City
Central Bank of Kansas City is a community bank that has been serving the urban core since 1951. With an unparalleled commitment to the community it serves, Central Bank of Kansas City is consistently recognized by the Community Development Financial Institution Fund(CDFI) for its investment in distressed neighborhoods. Financial education of the people in our community is central to our mission.
2301 Independence Blvd.   Sarah Cousineau
Kansas City ,   MO   64124   816-483-1210
www.centralbankkc.com   scousineau@centralbankkc.com
 
 
Central High School Army JROTC Department
The Army JROTC program’s focus is reflected in its mission statement, “To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens”. The program prepares high school students for responsible leadership roles while making them award of their rights, responsibilities, duties and privileges as citizens of the United States of America.

The academic content of the JROTC program is designed to serve as a stimulus for promoting graduation from high school, and provides valuable and rewarding academic instruction that benefits the student, the community and the nation. Instructional content focuses on the development of better citizens by building skills in leadership, citizenship, self regulation, life success skills, geography, personal health and wellness—all in a structured but student-centered, interactive learning environment.

The Army JROTC curriculum includes significant instruction in personal finance literacy and finance skills development. The financial planning content/component is the High School Financial Planning Program (HSFPP). Designed by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) this program is linked to established national standards and benchmarks for financial literacy development for high school students. Instruction is provided in the following areas establishing personal financial goals, planning necessary to achieve financial goals, developing a personal budget, forecasting personal savings and investment needs, appraising personal credit worthiness, and relating insurance to current and future needs.

The JROTC HSFPP instruction aligns with, supports, and reinforces the published content standards and competencies for personal finance unit mandated by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).
3221 Indiana Avenue   First Sergeant Roger Stoll
Kansas City,   MO   64128   816-418-2035
  rstoll@kcmsd.net
 
 
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
The CFTC assures the economic utility of the futures markets by encouraging their competitiveness and efficiency, protecting market participants against fraud, manipulation, and abusive trading practices, and by ensuring the financial integrity of the clearing process. Through effective oversight, the CFTC enables the futures markets to serve the important function of providing a means for price discovery and offsetting price risk. The CFTC's mission is to protect market users and the public from fraud, manipulation, and abusive practices related to the sale of commodity and financial futures and options, and to foster open, competitive, and financially sound futures and option markets.
Three Lafayette Centre, 1155 21st Street, NW   Thomas J. Bloom
Washington,   DC   20581   816-960-7700
www.cftc.gov   tbloom@cftc.gov
 
 
Consulate of Mexico - Opening Ceremony Multiactivity Event.
To promote the available financial resources to the Mexican Community.
Budd Park, 4925 St. John Ave.   Justiniano Menchaca
Kansas City,   MO   64123   816-556-0803
  jmenchaca@sre.gob.mx
 
 
Consumer Credit Counseling Service
For over 50 years, Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) has helped thousands of people learn to manage money, balance their budgets and get out of debt through comprehensive personal finance education and credit counseling.
  Jana Castanon
,   MO     913-393-0875
www.cccservices.com   Jcastanon@cccservices.com
 
 
Consumer Credit Counseling Service
  Jana Castanon
,   MO   64108   913-393-0875
www.cccservices.com   Jcastanon@cccservices.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
201 E Armour Boulevard   Christina Kieffer
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-531-7144
  ckieffer@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
201 E Armour Boulevard   Natasha Moorer
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-531-7144
  nmoorer@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
201 E Armour Road   Jennifer Allen
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-531-7144
  jennalln@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
201 E Armour Boulevard   Amanda Hauser
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-531-7144
  amhauser@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
201 E Armour Boulevard   Jennifer Esfandiary
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-531-7144
  jesfandia@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
201 E Armour Boulevard   Jillian Carroll
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-531-7144
  jicarroll@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
Elementary School
201 E Armour Boulevard   Laura Kannady
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-531-7144
  lkannady@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
201 E Armour Boulevard   Batini Brown
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-531-1139
  babrown@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
Elementary School
201 E Armour Boulevard   Justin Arner
Kansas City,   KS   64111   816-531-7144
  jarner@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
Elementary School
201 E Armour Boulevard   Patrick Farabee
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-531-1120
  pfarabee@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
Elementary School
201 E Armour Boulevard   Natalie Lewis
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-531-7144
  nlewis@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Derrick Thomas Academy
Elementary School
201 E Armour Boulevard   Debbie McGlynn
Kansas CIty,   MO   64111   865-317-144
  dmcglynn@kansascity.edisonschools.com
 
 
Eagle Glen Intermediate School
To engage all students in challenging learning experiences that maximize their achievement and success in a safe and caring environment through a partnership of students, families, community and staff.
100 South Fox Ridge Drive   Terry Lee
Raymore,   MO   64083   816-234-8000 ext. 8127
  telee@fdic.gov
 
 
Emporia State University
The mission of the ESU Center for Economic Education to deliver high-quality programs and materials which facilitate knowledge of essential economics concepts and economic reasoning ability of kindergarten through senior high school students.
1200 Commercial   Rob Catlett
Emporia,   KS   66801   620-341-5678 ext. 8
http://www.emporia.edu/math-cs/cee   rcatlett@emporia.edu
 
 
Essential Knowledge
Essential Knowledge provides online courses for personal finance education. We offer courses for military service men and women, working adults, and high school students. Through a partnership with Park University, many of our courses also provide college credit.
6299 Nall Avenue, Suite 101   Heather Davis
Mission,   KS   66202   913-262-1503
www.essentialknowledge.com   hdavis@essentialknowledge.com
 
 
Exchange City & EarthWorks - Kansas City
Exchange City was built in 1980 to teach 5th, 6th, and 7th grade students about the opportunities and responsibilities of citizens in the American free enterprise system. Exchange City is a model city made up of 14 businesses, including retail shops, government offices, media organizations, restaurant, technology center and more. The city comes to life when young people take on the roles of business people and civic leaders who work together to create a thriving metropolis. Entrepreneurial teams collaborate to plan business budgets, develop marketing plans, and provide goods and/services for the model city. In addition to running a business, young citizens learn financial fitness through the management of their own personal finances in regards to check writing, spending practices, and saving and investing in their future.
8300 NE Underground Dr., Pillar 108H   Peggy Jones-Wilson
Kansas City,   MO   64161   816-751-4192
www.lx.org   pjones@exchangecity.org
 
 
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Congress created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in 1933 to restore public confidence in the nation’s banking system. The FDIC insures deposits at financial institutions and promotes the safety and soundness of those institutions by identifying, monitoring and addressing risks to which they are exposed. In addition, to provide outreach to a nation and bridge the gap between financial institutions and individuals the Community Affairs department fosters initiatives that create positive banking relationships between consumers and financial institutions and move unbanked and underserved consumers into mainstream banking relationships.
2345 Grand Blvd.   Terry Lee
Kansas City,   MO   64108   816-234-8000 ext. 8127
www.fdic.gov   telee@fdic.gov
 
 
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) recognizes the importance of financial education, particularly for people with little or no banking experience. That's why we created Money Smart, a training program to help adults outside the financial mainstream enhance their money skills and create positive banking relationships.

Financial education fosters financial stability for individuals, families, and entire communities. The more people know about credit and banking services, the more likely they are to increase savings, buy homes, and improve their financial health and well being. The Money Smart curriculum helps individuals build financial knowledge, develop financial confidence, and use banking services effectively.

The Money Smart program may be used by financial institutions and other organizations interested in sponsoring financial education workshops. Collaboration is important to the success of any education effort. The FDIC encourages banks to work with others in their communities to deliver financial education and appropriate financial services to individuals who may be unfamiliar with the benefits of having a relationship with an insured depository institution.

The Money Smart program can help banks fulfill part of their Community Reinvestment Act obligations. The Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 (CRA) encourages federally insured banks and thrifts to help meet the credit needs of their entire community, including areas of low-and moderate-income. When a bank's CRA performance is reviewed, the institution's efforts to provide financial education and other retail services are a positive consideration.

Money Smart is available in two versions: an instructor-led version and a computer-based instruction (CBI) version. Both versions consist of the same 10 modules.

The instructor-led version of Money Smart is for those who plan to teach financial education to others in English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, or Russian. A version for the visually impaired is also available.

Each of the 10 modules is structured in an identical manner and includes:
A comprehensive, fully scripted guide for instructors. The guide includes everything necessary to start teaching the program, including easy to follow cues, script, and interactive class exercises. Overheads, in Word and PowerPoint format. Take-home guide for participants. Each module takes between 1-2 hours of classroom time to teach. The modules may be taught in any order or combination.

The CBI version enables individuals to complete Money Smart at their own pace on a computer in English or Spanish. The CBI is available online or can be ordered on CD-ROM.

The FDIC provides the Money Smart curriculum to interested parties free of charge. A limited number of copies are available to each party however, the materials are easily reproduced and have no copyright restrictions.

FDIC staff is available to provide technical assistance and to help facilitate partnerships among interested parties.
2345 Grand   Kevin Shields
Kansas City,   MO   64108   816-234-8158
www.fdic.gov   kshields@fdic.gov
 
 
Financial Fitness Steering Committee
  Angela Eckstein
,   MO   64198   816-881-2756
  Angela.Eckstein@kc.frb.org
 
 
First Step Fund
Our mission is "to foster economic self-sufficiency through entrepreneurship training, access to credit and ongoing support."
4747 Troost Ave   Judy Bumpus
Kansas City,   MO   64110   816-235-6117
www.firststepfund.org   jbumpus@firststepfund.org
 
 
Graceland Elementary School
Elementary School
2803 E 51st Street   Wanda Wilson
Kansas City,   MO   64129   816-418-2800
  wwilson@kcmsd.net
 
 
Greater Kansas City LISC
The mission of Greater Kansas City LISC is to attract, coordinate and provide resources to assist in transforming targeted neighborhoods into healthy, sustainable communities in partnership with their residents. One of the primary ways to accomplish this mission is by helping increase family income and wealth.
3535 Broadway, Suite 200   John Wood
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-753-0055 ext. 17
www.lisc.org/kansascity   jwood@lisc.org
 
 
Hartman Elementary School
Elementar School
8111 oak Street   Melba Underwood
Kansas City,   MO   64114   816-418-1750
  meunderwood1970@yahoo.com
 
 
Hartman Elementary School
Elementary School
8110 Oak Street   Tara Howard
Kansas City,   MO   64114   816-418-1750
  murphytar@gmail.com
 
 
Hoog & Associates Agency
We are an insurance agency, and we educate people on being properly insured in regards to home, auto, life and health.
1350 NE Windsor Dr   Bob Hoog
Lees Summit,   MO   64086   816-525-8866
  hoogr1@nationwide.com
 
 
Housing Authority of Kansas City, MO
299 Paseo Boulevard   Greg Housel
Kansas CIty,   MO   64106   816-771-2906
  Ghousel@hakc.org
 
 
InnerLight, Inc.
InnerLight, Inc. mission is to improve the personal financial literacy of adults and youth through financial education.
8607 E. 92nd Place   Peggy Brotherton-Ford
Kansas City,   KS   64138-4661   816-763-0802
www.innerlightinc.org (Under Construction)   innerlightnews@hotmail.com
 
 
James Elementary School
Elementary School
5810 Scarritt Elementary School   Grace Whitting
Kansas City,   MO   64123   816-418-3700
  gwhitting@kcmsd.net
 
 
James Elementary School
Elementary School
5810 Scarritt Avenue   Joy Marts
Kansas City,   MO   64123   816-418-3700
  jmarts@kcmsd.net
 
 
James Elementary School
Elementary School
5810 Scarritt Avenue   Michelle Dice
Kansas City,   MO   64123   816-418-3700
  mdice@kcmsd.net
 
 
James Elementary School
Elementary School
5810 Scarritt Avenue   Tommy Moua
Kansas City,   MO   64123   816-418-3700
  tmoua@kcmsd.net
 
 
James Elementary School
Elementary School
5810 Scarritt Avenue   Darlene Easley
Kansas City,   MO   64123   816-418-3700
  deasley@kcmsd.net
 
 
James Elementary School
Elementary School
5810 Scarritt Avenue   Torey Everett
Kansas CIty,   MO   64123   816-418-3700
  teacherette77@yahoo.com
 
 
James Elementary School
Elementary School
5810 Scarritt Avenue   Lynn Raynor
Kansas City,   MO   64123   816-418-3700
  raynor3rd@hotmail.com
 
 
James Elementary School
Elementary School
5810 Scarritt Avenue   Claudia Watts
Kansas City,   MO   64123   816-418-3700
  cwatts@kcmsd.k12.mo.us
 
 
John Fiske Elementary School
Elementary School
625 S Valley   Cindy Wright
Kansas City,   KS   66106   913-627-4850
  ciwright@kckps.org
 
 
John Fiske Elementary School
Elementary School
625 S 14th   Erica Sims
Kansas City,   KS   66105   913-627-4850
  ersims@kckps.org
 
 
John Fiske Elementary School
Elementary School
625 S Valley   Kelly Scott
Kansas CIty,   KS   66105   913-627-4850
  kescott@kckps.org
 
 
John Fiske Elementary School
Elementary School
625 S Valley   Susan Carlson
Kansas City,   KS   66105   913-627-4876
  sucarls@kckps.org
 
 
John Fiske Elementary School
Elementary School
625 S 14th   Teresa Todd
Kansas City,   KS   66105   913-627-4850
  tetodd@kcps.org
 
 
John Fiske Elmentary School
Elementary School
625 S 14th   Susan Karleskint
Kansas City,   KS   66105   913-627-4850
  sukarle@kckps.org
 
 
Johnson County Housing Authority
Homebuyers Education
12425 W 87th Street Parkway   Sharron Davis-Mays
Lenexa,   KS   66215   913-715-6619
www.jocogov.org   sharron.davis-mays@jocogov.org
 
 
Junior Achievement of Middle America
Our mission is to ensure that every child in America has a fundamental understanding of the free enterprise system. Our purpose is to educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise, business and economics to improve the quality of their lives.
4049 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 150   Matt Dillane
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-561-3558
www.jamidamerica.org   mdillane@jamidamerica.org
 
 
K. B. Richardson Elementary School
Elementary School
3515 Park   V. Shelton
Kansas City,   MO   64109   816-418-2650
  vshelton@kcmsd.net
 
 
K.B. Richardson Elementary School
Elementary School
3515 Park   Pamela Johnson
Kansas City,   MO   64109   816-418-2650
  pjohnson@kcmsd.net
 
 
Kansas City Public Library
The Kansas City Public Library connects a diverse community to reources that inform, enrich and entertain.
14 W. 10th Street   Pamela Jenkins
Kansas City,   MO   64105   816-701-3433
www.kclibrary.org   pamjenkins@kclibrary.org
 
 
Kansas Council on Economic Education
To insure that our youth in grades kindergarten through 12 are literate in personal finance and economics.
1845 N. Fairmount   Jim Graham
Wichita,   KS   67260   316-978-5165 ext. NA
www.kcee.wichita.edu   jim.graham@wichita.edu
 
 
Knotts Elementary School
Elementary School
7301 Jackson Avenue   Christie Newman
Kansas City,   MO   64132   816-418-1900
  cnewman@kcmsd.net
 
 
Lincoln College Preparatory Academy Army JROTC Department
The Army JROTC program’s focus is reflected in its mission statement, “To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens”. The program prepares high school students for responsible leadership roles while making them award of their rights, responsibilities, duties and privileges as citizens of the United States of America.

The academic content of the JROTC program is designed to serve as a stimulus for promoting graduation from high school, and provides valuable and rewarding academic instruction that benefits the student, the community and the nation. Instructional content focuses on the development of better citizens by building skills in leadership, citizenship, self regulation, life success skills, geography, personal health and wellness—all in a structured but student-centered, interactive learning environment.

The Army JROTC curriculum includes significant instruction in personal finance literacy and finance skills development. The financial planning content/component is the High School Financial Planning Program (HSFPP). Designed by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) this program is linked to established national standards and benchmarks for financial literacy development for high school students. Instruction is provided in the following areas establishing personal financial goals, planning necessary to achieve financial goals, developing a personal budget, forecasting personal savings and investment needs, appraising personal credit worthiness, and relating insurance to current and future needs.

The JROTC HSFPP instruction aligns with, supports, and reinforces the published content standards and competencies for personal finance unit mandated by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).
2111 Woodland   Major Ron Buske
Kansas City,   MO   64108   816-418-3027
  rbuske@kcmsd.net
 
 
Longan French Elementary School
Elementary School
3421 Cherry Street   Kim Ramsey
Kansas City,   MO   64109   816-418-6425
  kramsey@kcmsd.net
 
 
Mazuma Credit Union
inform our members, consumers, etc about the importance of being economically self sufficient
9300 Troost   Joell Dickerson
KANSAS CITY,   MO   64131   816-361-4194 ext. 6681
www.mazuma.org   joell.dickerson@mazuma.org
 
 
McKinley Elementary School
Elementary School
611 N 14th Street   Cindy Cop
Kansas City,   KS   66112   913-627-7350
  cicop@kckps.org
 
 
Mexican Consulate - Financial Fair
Event will happen on Sunday April 27, 2008. Hours: 10:00 a.m to 2:00 p.m. The purpose is to provide available financial resources to the community, included but not limited to personal finances, Home buyers and renters programs among others. Being the main focus financial education in order to prevent negative situations.
Budd Park, 4925 St. John Ave   Alma Alcántara
Kansas City,   MO   64123   816-556-0803
  aalcantara@sre.gob.mx
 
 
Nathan Scarritt Elementary School
Elementary School
3509 Anderson   Barbara Deerr
Kansas City,   MO   64123   816-418-3800
  bdeerr@kcmsd.net
 
 
Nathan Scarritt Elementary School
Elementary School
3509 Anderson   Maureen Shea
Kansas CIty,   MO   64123   816-418-3800
  mshea@kcmsd.net
 
 
Neighborhood Housing Services of Kansas City MO Inc
NHS' mission"to revitalize and maintain urban neighborhoods" is validated through its programming homebuyer education, foreclosure intervention and default counseling, and market rate mortgage products to assist families in building wealth.
5835 Troost Ave   Augusta Wilbon
Kansas City,   MO   64110   816-822-7703 ext.219
www.nhsofkcmo.org   augustaw@nhsofkcmo.org
 
 
Noble Prentis Elementary
Elementary School
2337 S 14th Street   Katie Morgan
Kansas City,   KS   66103   913-627-5250
  kamorgan@kckps.org
 
 
Noble Prentis Elementary
Elementary School
2337 S 14th Street   Sharon R. Barnett
Kansas City,   KS   66103   913-627-5250
  ariesstormy@hotmail.com
 
 
North Rock Creek/Korte Academy
Elementary School
2437 S Hardy   Tammy Murphy
Independence,   MO   64052   816-418-4450
  tmurphy@kcmsd.net
 
 
North Rock Creek/Korte Academy
Elementary School
2437 S Hardy   Carol Fox
Independence,   MO   64052   816-418-4450
  cfox@kcmsd.net
 
 
North Rock Creek/Korte Academy
Elementary School
2347 S Hardy   Priscilla Pfeifle
Independence,   MO   64052   816-418-4450
  ppfeifle@kc.rr.com
 
 
Northeast High School Army JROTC Department
The Army JROTC program’s focus is reflected in its mission statement, “To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens”. The program prepares high school students for responsible leadership roles while making them award of their rights, responsibilities, duties and privileges as citizens of the United States of America.

The academic content of the JROTC program is designed to serve as a stimulus for promoting graduation from high school, and provides valuable and rewarding academic instruction that benefits the student, the community and the nation. Instructional content focuses on the development of better citizens by building skills in leadership, citizenship, self regulation, life success skills, geography, personal health and wellness—all in a structured but student-centered, interactive learning environment.

The Army JROTC curriculum includes significant instruction in personal finance literacy and finance skills development. The financial planning content/component is the High School Financial Planning Program (HSFPP). Designed by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) this program is linked to established national standards and benchmarks for financial literacy development for high school students. Instruction is provided in the following areas establishing personal financial goals, planning necessary to achieve financial goals, developing a personal budget, forecasting personal savings and investment needs, appraising personal credit worthiness, and relating insurance to current and future needs.

The JROTC HSFPP instruction aligns with, supports, and reinforces the published content standards and competencies for personal finance unit mandated by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).
415 S Van Brunt   Lieutenant Col. Rick Hilliard
Kansas City,   MO   64124   816-418-3339
  rhiliar@kcmsd.net
 
 
Operation Outreach Center for Economic Education
Operation Outreach has been serving north Missouri since 1988, providing "econ on wheels" to teachers grades K-12. Effective economic education in our schools is the key to preparing young people for their own and for the country's future. This organization helps teachers integrate economics and personal finance into their classrooms. Contact Patty to inquire about professional development workshops for teachers in your district or to offer a UMKC or NWMSU graduate course on site.
17848 Liv 4397   Patricia A. Palmer, Ed.D.
Chillicothe,   MO   64601   660-646-5229
www.operationoutreach-econed.org   outpalmr@greenhills.net
 
 
Operation Outreach Center for Economic Education
Please cut and paste same one as before.
17848 Liv 4397   Patricia A. Palmer, Ed.D.
Chillicothe,   MO   64601   660-646-5229
www.operationoutreach-econed.org   outpalmr@greenhills.net
 
 
Paseo Academy of Performing Arts Army JROTC Department
The Army JROTC program’s focus is reflected in its mission statement, “To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens”. The program prepares high school students for responsible leadership roles while making them award of their rights, responsibilities, duties and privileges as citizens of the United States of America.

The academic content of the JROTC program is designed to serve as a stimulus for promoting graduation from high school, and provides valuable and rewarding academic instruction that benefits the student, the community and the nation. Instructional content focuses on the development of better citizens by building skills in leadership, citizenship, self regulation, life success skills, geography, personal health and wellness—all in a structured but student-centered, interactive learning environment.

The Army JROTC curriculum includes significant instruction in personal finance literacy and finance skills development. The financial planning content/component is the High School Financial Planning Program (HSFPP). Designed by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) this program is linked to established national standards and benchmarks for financial literacy development for high school students. Instruction is provided in the following areas establishing personal financial goals, planning necessary to achieve financial goals, developing a personal budget, forecasting personal savings and investment needs, appraising personal credit worthiness, and relating insurance to current and future needs.

The JROTC HSFPP instruction aligns with, supports, and reinforces the published content standards and competencies for personal finance unit mandated by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).
4747 Flora   First Sergeant Don Brown
Kansas City,   MO   64110   816-418-2354
  donbrown@kcmsd.net
 
 
Pinkerton Elementary School
Elementary School
6409 Agnes   Mary Green
Kansas City,   MO   64132   816-418-1600
  mgreen@kcmsd.net
 
 
Primitivo Garcia Elementary
Elementary School
1000 W 17th Street   Maureen Taylor
Kansas City,   MO   64106   816-418-8725
  Maureenandgirls@yahoo.com
 
 
Primitivo Garcia Elementary School
Elementary School
1000 W 17th Street   Stacy Plum
Kansas City,   MO   64106   816-418-8725
  splum@kcmsd.net
 
 
Primitivo Garcia Elementary School
Elementary School
1000 W 17th Street   Dianne Reeves
Kansas City,   MO   64108   816-418-8725
  splum@kcmsd.net
 
 
Primitivo Garcia Elementary School
Elementary School
1000 W 17th Street   Michele DiCavolo
Kansas City,   MO   64108   816-418-8725
  mdicaol@kcmsd.net
 
 
Primitivo Garcia Elementary School
1000 W 17th Street   Sandra Castillo
Kansas City,   MO   64108   816-418-8725
  scastill@kcmsd.net
 
 
Primitivo Garcia Elementary School
Elementary School
1000 W 17th Street   Lorrie Sullivan
Kansas City,   KS   64108   816-418-8725
  lsulliva@kcmsd.net
 
 
Primitivo Garcia Elementary School
Elementary School
1000 W 17th Street   Alice Deill
Kansas City,   MO   64108   816-418-8725
  splum@kcmsd.net
 
 
Primitivo Garcia Elementary School
Elementary School
1000 W 17th Street   Lisa Rickey
Kansas City,   MO   64108   816-418-8725
  splum@kcmsd.net
 
 
Silver City Elementary School
2515 Lawrence Avenue   Laura Harpold
Kansas City,   KS   66106   913-627-4550
  laharpold@kckps.org
 
 
Silver City Elementary School
Elementary School
2515 Lawrence Avenue   Laura Harpold
Kansas City,   KS   66106   913-627-4550
  laharpo@kckps.org
 
 
Southeast High School Army JROTC Department
The Army JROTC program’s focus is reflected in its mission statement, “To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens”. The program prepares high school students for responsible leadership roles while making them award of their rights, responsibilities, duties and privileges as citizens of the United States of America.

The academic content of the JROTC program is designed to serve as a stimulus for promoting graduation from high school, and provides valuable and rewarding academic instruction that benefits the student, the community and the nation. Instructional content focuses on the development of better citizens by building skills in leadership, citizenship, self regulation, life success skills, geography, personal health and wellness—all in a structured but student-centered, interactive learning environment.

The Army JROTC curriculum includes significant instruction in personal finance literacy and finance skills development. The financial planning content/component is the High School Financial Planning Program (HSFPP). Designed by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) this program is linked to established national standards and benchmarks for financial literacy development for high school students. Instruction is provided in the following areas establishing personal financial goals, planning necessary to achieve financial goals, developing a personal budget, forecasting personal savings and investment needs, appraising personal credit worthiness, and relating insurance to current and future needs.

The JROTC HSFPP instruction aligns with, supports, and reinforces the published content standards and competencies for personal finance unit mandated by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).
1215 Truman Road   Major Stevie Brooks
Kansas City,   MO   64106   816-418-5262
  sbrooks@kcmsd.net
 
 
Stony Point North Elementary School
Elementary School
8200 Elizabeth   Ms. Burke
Kansas City,   KS   66102   913-627-4500
  tiburk@kckps.org
 
 
Stony Point North Elementary School
Elementary School
8200 Elizabeth   Ms. Flanegin
Kansas City,   KS   66102   913-627-4500
  tiburk@kcmsd.net
 
 
Stony Point North Elementary School
Elementary School
8200 Elizabeth   Ms. Matthews
Kansas City,   KS   66102   913-627-4500
  tiburk@kckps.org
 
 
T A Edison Elementary School
Elementary School
1000 Locust   Debbie Scott
Kansas City,   KS   66103   913-627-4900
  descott@kckps.org
 
 
The Consulate of Mexico and The Guadalupe Centers, Inc.
Bussines luncheon to present Directo a Mexico, a remittance program, with the participation of exectuvies from Federal Reserve, Banco de México and Central Bank.
1600 Baltimore, Suite 100   Justiniano Menchaca M. Mora
Kansas City,   MO   64108   816-556-0800
  jmenchaca@sre.gob.mx
 
 
The Family Conservancy
To promote asset development amongst low to moderate income families and money management skills.
626 Minnesota Avenue   Nora Reyna-Brown
Kansas City,   KS   66101   913-342-1110 ext. 228
TheFamilyConservancy.org   nbrown@thefamilyconservancy.org
 
 
The Kansas City Public Library
The Kansas City Public Library supports individuals of all ages in pursuing a program of independent learning, facilitated by Library personnel and resources as well as special events.
14 W. 10th St.   Pam Jenkins
Kansas City,   MO   64105   816-701-3655
www.kclibrary.org   pamjenkins@kclibrary.org
 
 
UBS Financial Services
There seems to be a lot of uncertainty out there right now regarding investing, is it safe, will I lose all my money? Also, there is uncertainty surrounding will I have enough money to retire? How much money does it take to retire? These are some of the questions that I would like to help educate people on. I would like to do 2 seminars, one on Basic Investing and the other called Taking Action Toward Your Retirement Goals.
7500 College Blvd., Suite 225   Michele Kingdeski
Overland Park,   KS   66210   913-661-4015
www.ubs.com   michele.kingdeski@ubs.com
 
 
UMKC Center for Economic Education
The UMKC Center for Economic Education's mission is to provide high quality economic, personal finance, and entrepreneurship professional development programs (graduate level courses, seminars, and K-12 teacher workshops) while collaboratively working with community partners. The Center is dedicated to helping schools and districts increase the economic, personal finance, and entrepreneurship literacy of both teachers and students.
615 E. 52nd Street, SOE Rm. 241   Gayle Voyles
Kansas City,   MO   64110-2499   816-235-2524
www.umkc.edu/education/econed   voylesg@umkc.edu
 
 
University of Kansas Center for Economic Education
The KU CEE offers teacher training and graduate credit courses that demonstrate basic economic concepts and methods for integrating these concepts into classroom activities. KU CEE programs provide teachers with high-quality methods and materials based on economic and personal finance concepts assessed in the Kansas Social Studies Assessment
1122 West Campus Rd. #431   Shala London
Lawrence,   KS   66047   785-864-9682
www.econed.info   econed@ku.edu
 
 
Urban Financial Services Coalition
UFSC-GKC's mission is to enhance the representation of minorities in professional positions in the financial services industry and promote better access to financial services for low-to-moderate income populations and communities. We fulfill our mission by: Encouraging the full participation of our members Supporting involvement in community development activities Providing financial education to the public, with a specific emphasis on youth Serving as an educational and networking resource for minorities who are currently employed and/or seeking a career in the financial services industry Promoting opportunities for members and being an advocate for diversity in the financial services industry and Facilitating the goals and objectives as determined by the members.
PO BOX 414194   Teresa Henry
Kansas City,   MO   64141-4194   913-652-2389
www.ufsckansascity.org   thenry@capfed.com
 
 
Van Horn High School Army JROTC Department
The Army JROTC program’s focus is reflected in its mission statement, “To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens”. The program prepares high school students for responsible leadership roles while making them award of their rights, responsibilities, duties and privileges as citizens of the United States of America.

The academic content of the JROTC program is designed to serve as a stimulus for promoting graduation from high school, and provides valuable and rewarding academic instruction that benefits the student, the community and the nation. Instructional content focuses on the development of better citizens by building skills in leadership, citizenship, self regulation, life success skills, geography, personal health and wellness—all in a structured but student-centered, interactive learning environment.

The Army JROTC curriculum includes significant instruction in personal finance literacy and finance skills development. The financial planning content/component is the High School Financial Planning Program (HSFPP). Designed by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) this program is linked to established national standards and benchmarks for financial literacy development for high school students. Instruction is provided in the following areas establishing personal financial goals, planning necessary to achieve financial goals, developing a personal budget, forecasting personal savings and investment needs, appraising personal credit worthiness, and relating insurance to current and future needs.

The JROTC HSFPP instruction aligns with, supports, and reinforces the published content standards and competencies for personal finance unit mandated by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).
1109 S Arlington   Major Bob Pratt
Independence,   MO   64053   816-418-4068
  rpratt@kcmsd.net
 
 
Waddell & Reed
Help participants be financially "well" through personal financial planning. Education is critical to the whole process, individually, or in group settings.
4200 Little Blue Parkway   Bob Nutt & Austin Imhof
Independence,   MO   64057   816-356-8200 ext. 139
www.waddell.com   nutt@wradvisors.com
 
 
Westport High School Army JROTC Department
The Army JROTC program’s focus is reflected in its mission statement, “To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens”. The program prepares high school students for responsible leadership roles while making them award of their rights, responsibilities, duties and privileges as citizens of the United States of America.

The academic content of the JROTC program is designed to serve as a stimulus for promoting graduation from high school, and provides valuable and rewarding academic instruction that benefits the student, the community and the nation. Instructional content focuses on the development of better citizens by building skills in leadership, citizenship, self regulation, life success skills, geography, personal health and wellness—all in a structured but student-centered, interactive learning environment.

The Army JROTC curriculum includes significant instruction in personal finance literacy and finance skills development. The financial planning content/component is the High School Financial Planning Program (HSFPP). Designed by the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) this program is linked to established national standards and benchmarks for financial literacy development for high school students. Instruction is provided in the following areas establishing personal financial goals, planning necessary to achieve financial goals, developing a personal budget, forecasting personal savings and investment needs, appraising personal credit worthiness, and relating insurance to current and future needs.

The JROTC HSFPP instruction aligns with, supports, and reinforces the published content standards and competencies for personal finance unit mandated by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).
315 E 39th Street   First Sergeant Allen Roberson
Kansas City,   MO   64111   816-418-6112
  aroberson@kcmsd.net
 
 
William Allen White Elementary School
Elementary School
2600 N 43rd Terrace   Deirdre Daniels
Kansas City,   KS   66104   913-627-6250
  dede_daniels@yahoo.com
 
 
William Allen White Elementary School
Elementary School
2600 N 42rd Terrace   Melissa Phelps
Kansas City,   KS   66104   913-627-6250
  mephelps@kckps.org
 
 
William Allen White Elementary School
Elementary School
2600 N 43rd Terrace   Betsy Ozias
Kansas City,   KS   66104   913-627-6250
  beozias@kckps.org