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Financial literacy, chapter by chapter

Building the country's next generation of financially fluent students.

Students of Economics is a student-led organization equipping high schoolers with the economics and personal finance skills the classroom leaves out, through local chapters, real curriculum, and meaningful service.

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The town system

A "town" is a local SOE chapter.

A town is a group of students at one school, led by a teacher or advisor, meeting regularly to work through the SOE curriculum. Every town runs on the same platform: shared lessons, tracked attendance, and a national community of peers.

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Local
One town per school, led by a teacher.
Peer-driven
Students learn alongside classmates.
Structured
Curriculum across five core units.
National
Part of a nationwide student network.
60+
Student members
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Active town chapters
100+
Sessions held

Did you know

Financial literacy education graphicLess than half the high school students in CT have a personal finance elective available.

2023 NGPF report

United States map showing financial literacy grade color keyConnecticut received a F grade in 2025 high school financial literacy. See report card
Financial literacy bridges opportunity gaps for studentsFinancial literacy closes gaps related to family background/access based on a ja.org survey.
"We believe every student should have the opportunity to understand economics, build financial literacy, and become a leader in their community."
Yash Banerjee, Founder, Westport CT Chapter