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EDUCATION FOR
WHAT’S NEXT

Junior Achievement’s learning experiences help students achieve academically today and economically tomorrow.

Junior Achievement-Rocky Mountain (JA) is part of the world’s largest nonprofit dedicated to motivating kids for future career success, self-sufficiency, and financial acumen. We accomplish this through a huge network of stellar volunteers who share their stories with young people and deliver lessons in career readiness, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship.

Volunteers

Volunteers help students make the connection between what they learn in school and life outside the classroom. You will help students realize the importance of education and training beyond high school, the need for responsible money management, and even the risks and rewards of starting a business.

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Donors

Our donors enable our community's young people to participate in life-changing programs at no cost to schools or families. Donations are used to cover the cost of classroom materials, immersive financial literacy programs, curriculum development, and volunteer and teacher training.

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Educators

Preparing students for what’s next means rethinking how learning happens. At Junior Achievement, we work in partnership with school districts and educators to heighten the relevance, innovation, and impact of education—making it even more connected to the world students are entering.

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Our Impact

2025/26 School Year

119,317
Students Reached
658
Schools Reached
89
Districts Reached
News & Updates

Back to School Survey: Teens Believe Schools Do a Good Job Preparing Them for an AI Future, but Still Have Concerns About Job Prospects

A new Junior Achievement survey, with data collection by Ipsos, reveals that six in ten teens (61%) agree with the statement “my school is doing a good job of preparing me for a world being […]

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JA USA Recognizes Robin Wise with the 2026 Charles R. Hook Award

Junior Achievement-Rocky Mountain (JA-Rocky Mountain) proudly celebrates President & CEO Robin Wise as the recipient of the 2026 Charles R. Hook Award, one of the highest honors presented by Junior Achievement USA (JA USA). Robin […]

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Student Caddies Discover What’s Next Beyond the Golf Course

For more than 90 high school students, their summer experience at Junior Achievement-Rocky Mountain’s (JA) Free Enterprise Center wasn’t just a field trip. It was a chance to see their future take shape. Caddies from […]

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Featured Partner

In August 2025, Junior Achievement-Rocky Mountain (JA-Rocky Mountain) officially joined the Homegrown Talent Coalition, bringing its on-the-ground expertise and vast network of districts, local business organizations, and nonprofit partners to the table. JA-Rocky Mountain plays a unique role in Colorado’s Postsecondary Workforce Readiness (PWR) space. As a go-to provider of Career Connected Learning (including PWR) for Colorado school districts, JA-Rocky Mountain provides no-cost, direct-to-student experiences in career exploration, employer exposure, real-world connectivity, and essential skills. JA-Rocky Mountain’s Career Connected Learning programming includes personal financial literacy and entrepreneurship.

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