Let’s Get Ready for Spring Break (and April)
Our clocks have gone forward and we have an extra hour of daylight. You are probably nearing your Spring Break, congratulations! As you look forward to this break and as the semester begins its fast-paced ending, we encourage you to check out PDs to best support you and your students.
Activity Spotlight: Plan a Spring Break Trip
Join Amanda this week to deep dive into our Spring Break activity. She will walk you through the activity itself, will provide time to explore, and discuss implementation with teachers across the country.
You will walk away with resources that you can quickly implement, so that your students are thinking about this or future spring break plans.
NGPF Office Hours
Amanda has been offering Office Hours to support teachers. Join her if you’re looking for actionable advice on resources, lesson plans, or classroom strategies. Maybe you have some challenges and would love to brainstorm solutions with fellow teachers!
Amanda is an educator with over 20 years of experience teaching personal finance and using the NGPF curriculum in her classroom, so you know you’re in good hands.
Join Us for Our April 5 Conference!
Join us on Saturday, April 5, 2025, for a virtual conference filled with sessions designed to educate, engage, and empower both you and your students.
We have some amazing sessions, kicking off with our Conference Keynote: Tiffany ‘The Budgetnista’ Aliche.
Additional sessions cover topics like: student loan forgiveness, 403(b) investment knowledge, index funds, and AI tools!
View all sessions and register.
Hope to see you at our PD offerings this week!
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About the Author
Albert Perez
As NGPF's Professional Development Program Manager, Albert leads Professional Development, works with school districts, and supports the implementation of NGPF's personal finance curriculum.
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