In support of our efforts, the Reserve Banks have developed programming and curriculum to serve the needs of schools, educators, and students.
Among them are:   Katrina’s Classroom, a free video-based curriculum developed by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta that uses the stories of victims of Hurricane Katrina to teach middle school and high school students and their parents the importance of being financially prepared;    Great Minds Think: A Kid’s Guide to Money, a publication developed by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland that helps families begin conversations about money; and    several essay and creative writing contests for students sponsored throughout the Federal Reserve System, designed to promote students’ development of savings goals or encouraging them to apply economic thinking to a social problem.