Wisconsin credit unions are proud to make
available the brass|STUDENT PROGRAM to all of Wisconsin's public
high schools.
The brass|STUDENT PROGRAM promotes responsible personal
financial management and teachers can use it to help students
achieve the state's Model Academic Standards for Personal Financial
Literacy.
Through the brass|STUDENT PROGRAM, League member credit unions help
to deliver financial information to high schools in the form of
brass|MAGAZINE - a young adult lifestyle money magazine designed to
teach high school students about the money side of life™. Read by
hundreds of thousands of young adults across the nation, brass content
is written for young adults by young adults.
In addition to offering classroom sets of brass|MAGAZINE to high
schools, the STUDENT PROGRAM also provides access to an online Teacher
Resource Center to help educators across the nation network and share
ideas about teaching financial concepts. The program also provides an
online Student Resource Center that allows students to
browse scholarship opportunities provided by credit unions, as well
as connect with other young adults across the nation on
money-related issues.
For more information about the brass|STUDENT PROGRAM in Wisconsin,
please visit our consumer website by clicking on the banner below:
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