Financial Knowledge Organization for Youth | CEE
The Council for Economic Education is a financial education organization that transforms lives by equipping K-12 students with economic and financial knowledge.
Overview
Added
March 17, 2026
Subject & domain
social-studies · economics-financial-literacy
Grade range
Kindergarten–Grade 12 (Senior)
Page kind
Article
Introduction
Financial Literacy and Economic Education by CEE
- The Financial Literacy Gap:
- 40% of Americans have less than $300 in savings.
- Only 24% of Millennials demonstrate basic financial literacy.
- 50% of American youth are projected to earn less than their parents.
- CEE Impact & Reach:
- 2 million+ students reached.
- 50,000+ teachers reached worldwide.
- 1,000+ educational lessons, guides, and activities provided.
- Core Objectives:
- Equipping youth to improve financial futures, make informed decisions, and prepare for careers or higher education.
- Helping students understand the economic impact of real-world events.
- Target Audiences & Resources:
- Teachers: Provides free K-12 classroom resources and professional development.
- Students: Offers workshops, classes, and competitions to build economic and financial skills.
- Families: Provides at-home games, activities, and worksheets to foster financial literacy.
- Engagement Tools:
- The organization offers online Economics and Personal Finance quizzes for self-assessment.
- Recent Recognition:
- Featured in Good Morning America (2026 Survey of the States) and CNBC (expert commentary on children and money).
- Hosts the National Personal Finance Challenge for high school students.
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