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Welcome to Junior Achievement of Coastal South CarolinaJunior Achievement (JA) empowers young people to own their economic success. Our volunteer-delivered, K-12 programs foster work-readiness, entrepreneurship and financial
literacy skills, and use experiential learning to inspire kids to dream big
JA Champion Spotlight: Rhodia of Charleston
Rhodia Charleston presents a check for $2000 to support JA Programs for the entire 5th grade at Mary Ford
Elementary this semester. Pictured L to R: Mary Reynolds, MFES Principal; Chad Vail, JA of Coastal SC
President; Charles Tuskan and Angelia Washington with Rhodia Charleston.
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JA IMPACT so far in 11/12
7,172 Students in 326 Classes in 58 Schools
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
Review 11/12 JA volunteer
needs by region as of April 25, 2012:
Waccamaw | Trident |Lowcountry
Made possible by these JA Champions
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Cooper River Plant |
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Apr. 9, 2012 - JA of Coastal SC President Chad Vail talks about volunteering with Junior Achievement and the impact volunteers have on students on WMBF’s Local Living Live with Candace Howell. Watch the clip Feb
16, 2012 - 5:30-8:30pm Nov. 14-18, 2011 – Over 1000 students in 52 4th & 5th grade classrooms in Beaufort County were empowered to own their economic success by JA Volunteers thanks to the vision of Town of Bluffton Mayor Lisa Sulka and Beaufort County Schools Superintendent Dr. Valarie Truesdale, and support from the following JA Champions: First Federal, Palmetto Electric Coop, Omega Graphics, and Rotary Club of the Lowcountry. |
JA of Coastal SC is a
thankful beneficiary of services from:
They provide FREE technology support to Trident Region
nonprofits.
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