Saturday, August 22 is literally around the corner, and there's still time to grab your spot at our Back to School Virtual Conference, running 7:00am to 3:30pm PT (10:00am to 6:30pm ET). Whether you join for one session or stick around for the whole day, this is a great way to walk into the school year feeling ready.

Pick Your Path

We're offering eighteen sessions along three pathways, so you can mix and match and build the day that fits you best:

• New to NGPF: build familiarity with sessions like Where Do I Start? Course Planning with NGPF and Watch & Learn: Modeling an NGPF Lesson
• Investing & Beyond: feel confident teaching investing with sessions like Investing 101: Core Concepts Every Student Should Know and Explore NGPF's New Investing Simulation
• Tools & Resources: get ideas to boost classroom engagement with sessions like NGPF's Best Tech-Free, Hands-On Activities and Save Time with AI and NGPF

Two Speakers, Two Giveaways

We're opening the day with Jeremy Schneider, founder of Personal Finance Club, who turned two simple rules into a movement of nearly 700,000 followers. Opening session attendees have a chance to win one of twenty $250 credits to Nectarine, a financial company Jeremy co-founded.

Then at 10:30am PT/1:30pm ET, our keynote, financial journalist and New York Times best-selling author Beth Kobliner, joins us for Get a Financial Life. Keynote attendees have a chance to win one of fifty copies of her book.

More Chances to Win

Every session you attend earns you an entry into our end-of-day prize drawing, you do not have to be present to win. Prizes include a classroom set of Mind Your Money by Yanely Espinal, twenty-five Wall Street Journal subscriptions, and a grand prize scholarship to the 2026 Jump$tart National Educator Conference in November.

See all sessions and register here

We would love to have you with us on August 22. See you there!

-Albert

About the Author

Albert Perez

As NGPF's Professional Development Program Manager, Albert leads Professional Development, works with school districts, and supports the implementation of NGPF's personal finance curriculum.

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