Banzai has everybody talking. Learn about how sponsors utilize Banzai's financial literacy resources in their communities.
MICHIGAN CITY — In her 11 years of teaching economics classes at Michigan City High School, Krissy Freitag has taught students about concepts like opportunity cost, but she thought students may fail to relate the concepts to their present lives.
Read moreDanville and Pittsylvania County Schools, local credit union and the Virginia state curriculum have recently emphasized the importance of learning about personal finance in a student’s life with new classes, tools and graduation requirements.
Read moreCOURT HOUSE — Local students are getting a free education in how to manage their money. Bridgeton Onized FCU is working with Banzai, a national award-winning financial literacy program, to make curriculum available to Cumberland and Cape May County area schools completely free.
Read moreUniversity Federal Credit Union signed an agreement with Banzai on March 17, making the Banzai program available to Davis, Salt Lake and Utah County schools. The largest of its kind, the program is being used in 50 states by more than 14,000 teachers.
Read moreRecently, Keesler Federal Credit Union sponsored an online program to promote financial literacy in classrooms across southern Mississippi. Local teacher Carolyn Pace said she implemented the program into her classroom’s agenda to teach her students how to handle finances correctly.
Read moreLocal students are getting a free education in how to manage their money. Del Norte Credit Union is working with Banzai, a national award-winning financial literacy program, to make curriculum available to Los Alamos, Rio Arriba and Santa Fe county schools completely free.
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