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The Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Education is a partner to several highly respected organizations operating in the St. Louis area.

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis serves as a partner in offering area teachers the opportunity to gain personally and professionally by attending full-day economics programs. These workshops feature lectures by Federal Reserve economists, followed by classroom application ideas by Center staff. The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis co-sponsors a graduate-credit summer course, Making Sense of Money and Banking.

The The Foundation for Credit Education works with the Center and the National Council on Economic Education to produce curricula in personal finance for grades K-12. See our up-coming workshops on personal finance economics for grades K-2, 3-5, and 6-8.

Teach Children to Save Day is a national event developed by the American Bankers Association Education Foundation. With the cooperation of Royal Banks of Missouri, Pulaski Bank, Reliance Bank, Frontenac Bank, Gateway Bank, Southwest Bank, and First Bank, the UM-St. Louis Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Education is pleased to offer the program in the St. Louis area.