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Upcoming Events

JA Summer Camps

Junior Achievement offers Summer Camps at our Maplewood facility. Three different types of camps are available for students in 4th-11th grade. Discounts for children of JA volunteers as well as early bird rates are available.
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What is JA?

At no time in recent history has the need for financial literacy and economic education been more evident than it is now. Over the past few months, we have been reminded constantly of the everyday risks of poor financial management. Unfortunately, these issues touch people of all walks of life, often leaving the financially uneducated as the most vulnerable.

With over 90 years of experience, Junior Achievement continues to be at the forefront, answering the need for financial literacy. Junior Achievement of the Upper Midwest's goal for the 2008-2009 school year is to reach 122,000 students with our relevant economic education programs. We believe as a community, we can start inspiring tomorrow's leaders to make successful choices today.