An in-school practical economic supplement to a senior high free entries economic class junior high social studies class and elementary school classes.

Service Area:

Categories Education, youth development; training, and employment Workforce training and employment Youth development Youth business, agricultural, civic, and leadership development Health, wellness & mental health Mental health care Diseases and conditions Health policy and issues Medical research Human services, food, housing & emergency aid Housing and shelter Public safety and services Disasters and emergency prevention, control, and management Arts, humanities, media and literature, culture, history, celebrations, events, and entertainment Parks, recreation, community activities, sports, leisure, hospitality, tourism, restaurants, markets, fairs, and attractions (includes clubs and social societies) Natural resources, environment, animals, and agriculture Environmental research, education, and policy Business and economic development, science, and technology Mortgage and consumer finance Sciences, research, and technology Social sciences Religion and spiritualism Research institutes, and public and social policy analysis Philanthropy and volunteering International Children and youth Children and Preteens (4-12) Adolescents (13-17)