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ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

The Jump$tart National Educator Conference was founded in 2009 as the first national conference dedicated solely to financial education in our nation’s schools and the talented teachers who bring this important subject to life in their classrooms, every day. With the help of our dedicated supporters, who, for the first decade, subsidized the costs for teachers to attend—we ramped up that support last year, turning the conference into an all-scholarship event. We are delighted to continue the new tradition this year—and all teacher participants will attend #JSNEC19 on scholarships that cover registration, hotel accommodations, and conference meal events!

We hope you will join us in thanking our conference underwriters (the Cornell Douglas Foundation, Experian, and the Wells Fargo Foundation), premier scholarship providers (the Intuit Financial Freedom Foundation and Next Gen Personal Finance), and all the very generous scholarship providers and sponsors who have made #JSNEC19 possible.

Scholarship RecipientsCongratulations! Classroom educators from across the country who teach personal finance or incorporate it into any subject, at any grade level Prek-12, were invited to apply for registration scholarships provided by a variety of generous donors. Teachers who received funding through the independent scholarship programs conducted by some of our affiliated state coalitions, national Jump$tart Coalition Partners, and others have been notified by those programs and were sent a special link to register for the conference online. Teachers who were awarded a scholarship through Jump$tart’s scholarship program have received (or will receive) instructions and a registration link directly from Jump$tart. Teachers who applied to Jump$tart’s program and were not selected in the first round are automatically placed on the wait-list in case of cancellations.

What’s Included and What’s NotAll Jump$tart National Educator Conference scholarships cover full conference registration, including a private hotel room (for the nights of November 1 and 2) and six conference meals (from Friday dinner through Sunday lunch), as well as conference materials.

Teacher participants are responsible for: their own travel and ground transportation; parking fees; guest registration; optional Monuments by Moonlight tour; optional pre-conference activities; extra hotel room nights (though, if book through our conference registration system, you will get them at our special group rate); and your personal incidental expenses throughout your trip. Note that scholarships provided through independent scholarship programs may cover travel and other expenses. Please contact your scholarship provider for additional information.

All teacher registrants will be asked for a $100 credit card deposit at the time of registration. This deposit is fully refundable if you attend the conference and it will be credited to the same card at the conclusion of the conference.

Teacher Registration: September 2 - 13Once you have received notification of your scholarship along with a link to register online, please register right away. Unclaimed registration spots will be given to wait-listed applicants after September 13.

We encourage you to read through this online conference brochure before you register and consider:• Your plans to participate in optional pre-conference activities.• Your selection of three breakout sessions.• Your potential need for extra hotel room nights before or after the conference (at your own expense; but at our special group rate if you reserve them when you register for

the conference).• Event registration for your spouse or other adult guest. (See page 3.)• Your interest in the optional Monuments by Moonlight tour on Saturday evening.• Making your own travel arrangements to ensure participation in the full conference.

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Guest RegistrationRegistered teachers have the option of purchasing a guest badge (for $125) to enable their spouse or other adult guest to attend all six conference meal events. We’re sorry; we are not able to offer a meal-by-meal option. The number of guest participants will be limited by room capacity, so we strongly encourage you to register your guest when you register for the conference. Guest badges will be sold onsite at the conference, but only if space is still available. Participation is not recommended for children. The Monuments by Moonlight tour is optional (and extra) for both teachers and guests.

15 Professional Development HoursTeachers who participate in the entire conference will receive a certificate for 15 Professional Development Hours at the end of the conference. Teachers must arrange their travel to enable them to participate in the entire event.

National Standards in K-12 Personal Finance EducationAll registered teacher participants will receive a copy of the 2017 printing of the 2015 edition of the National Standards in K-12 Personal Finance Education. Workshops and materials presented at this conference are designed to align generally with these National Standards.

Download the Conference App Based on the positive feedback we’ve received from prior-year attendees, the Jump$tart National Educator Conference has eliminated its printed program in favor of our Conference App. Before you arrive, download our conference app onto your smart phone or other mobile device to keep the conference schedule, presenter bios, and other important information close at hand. We’ll use the app onsite to push out reminders and announcements, and to help conference participants connect with each other during and after the conference.

Look for an announcement in the coming weeks that the #JSNEC19 conference app is available in the Apple App Store or Google Playstore. Then, download it to your own phone and your should be ready to go. If you need help, the Jump$tart team can help you onsite at the conference—but we recommend that you download the app before you come, if you’re able. If apps just aren’t your thing, a daily schedule of events will be posted at the conference registration desk onsite.

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Exhibitor Registration#JSNEC19 was designed not only to support teachers, but just as importantly, to offer a platform to Jump$tart Coalition partners and other providers of financial education resources to share those resources and their expertise. As an exhibitor, you’ll get the chance to network with teachers and with each other in Saturday’s “Fall Back Food Court” and throughout the conference.

Your exhibit fee of $1,250 covers exhibit space and a full conference registration for one representative. Additional representatives may be added for $250 each. Exhibitor registration is discounted for national Jump$tart Coalition Partners and Sustaining Partners with our thanks for their ongoing support. For more information about joining the Jump$tart Coalition, please visit our website.

Upon registration, you’ll be sent an Exhibitor Agreement with additional details. Your participation in the conference is confirmed when you return your signed Exhibitor Agreement to us. We will invoice you for your Exhibitor fees, which are due October 28, 2019. Use the link and phone number found in the Exhibitor Agreement or on our website to make hotel reservations at the Mayflower Hotel at our special Exhibitor rate.

Speakers, Sponsors, and Invited GuestsConference session presenters, sponsors, Jump$tart Board Members and other invited guests, will receive a link from the Jump$tart team where you can confirm your participation. If you are already registered as a teacher or an exhibitor, you do not need to RSVP again. Jump$tart thanks you for your support of this event!

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Friday, November 1

Optional Pre-Conference Activities• W!SE Financial Literacy Certification Program Testing 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Working in Support of Education (W!SE) will offer certification testing for its Financial Literacy Certification Program credential. Interested participants must register and pay for this exam separately. Please contact W!SE directly at (212) 421-2700. www.wise-ny.org

• Investing Workshop 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. Many teachers tell us that even as experienced financial educators, they could use some extra guidance with the complexities of investing. Whether it’s to help you in the classroom or in managing your own portfolio, this session will offer useful insights into today’s emerging investment approach.

• Show Me the Money! 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. Strategies to Help Students Understand College Costs and Make Informed Educational Financing Decisions Are you helping your students (or maybe your own kids) figure out college financing? Paying for college was traditionally thought of as a topic for parents; but we know that many students, today, need to figure out how to cover the cost of their post-secondary education on their own—or they turn to friendly teachers for advice. This session will cover everything from school choice to types of financing, affordability strategies to what it really costs to go to college—to help you offer the best guidance both in class and after school.

• Orientation for First-Time Conference Attendees 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. If you’re joining us for the first time—or haven’t attended in a while—this special pre-conference orientation will help you make the most of your participation in #JSNEC19, as well as to introduce you to some of what Jump$tart has to offer, including the Jump$tart Clearinghouse and our Check Your School campaign. Meet fellow first-times and members of the Jump$tart team; then let us show you some appreciation, Jump$tart style.

Conference Registration • 3:00 – 5:30 p.m.Look for the Jump$tart National Educator Conference registration desk on the ballroom level of the Mayflower Hotel.

CONFERENCE PROGRAM & SCHEDULE

6:00 – 8:30 p.m.

Business or dinner attire.

Welcome Reception and State Dinner

Michael Staten, Ph.D., Chairman of the Board, requests the honour of your presence for cocktails at 6

p.m., followed immediately by dinner in the Hope Ballroom, hosted by the Cornell Douglas Foundation,

Experian, and the Wells Fargo Foundation. Dr. Staten will preside over the State Dinner, along with

Jump$tart president and CEO, Laura Levine, and will be joined by Jump$tart national board members,

senior sta�, and our guests of honour—you.

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Saturday, November 2

Conference Registration • 7:00 – 8:30 a.m.Look for the Jump$tart National Educator Conference registration desk on the ballroom level of the Mayflower Hotel.

Breakfast • 7:30 – 8:30 a.m. Start the day with our open-seating breakfast buffet in the State Ballroom on the ballroom level. All registered participants are welcome to arrive at any time after 7:30 a.m.; no program. This is your opportunity to catch up with old friends, meet new ones and gear up for the busy day ahead.

Opening Session • 8:30 – 9:45 a.m. Jump$tart President and CEO Laura Levine and Jump$tart Board Chairman Michael Staten, Ph.D., will set the stage for the 11th annual Jump$tart National Educator conference with opening announcements and a special program to celebrate not only what we’re achieving in advancing the financial literacy of our nation’s youth--but how we’re doing it together.

Concurrent Breakout Sessions • 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. Pick from six concurrent breakout sessions; session descriptions begin on page 8.

Concurrent Breakout Sessions • 11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.Pick from six concurrent breakout sessions; session descriptions begin on page 9.

Ambassadors Luncheon • 12:30 – 1:45 p.m.Hosted by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve. Take a midday break to relax and network while enjoying lunch and our luncheon program. All registered participants are invited to participate.

Concurrent Breakout Sessions • 2:00 – 3:00 p.m.Pick from six concurrent breakout sessions; session descriptions begin on page 10.

Exhibit Hall and Afternoon Raffle • 3:00 – 5:30 p.m.Each year, a highlight of the conference is our dedicated Exhibit Hall, which offers you more time to peruse the exhibits and network with fellow participants without having to “sneak out” of other sessions. No time-share promoters here! Our exhibits are dedicated to financial education resources, and, if you gather a few too many samples, the UPS Store will have a table inside to offer you options for sending resources home. Be sure to enter the Exhibitor Raffle where many of the exhibitors will be offering great prizes!

Fall Back Food Court • 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.Celebrate the season and the turning back of time in the Fall Back Food Court, featuring our exhibitors! Continue discussions from the Exhibit Hall over an informal buffet dinner. Casual attire.

Monuments by Moonlight Tour • 7:00 – 11:00 p.m. Optional. Separate fee and registration required.The nation’s capital bustles all day—with Segway tourists, peaceful protestors, middle school field trips, and hurried locals walking purposefully from Metro stations to their next appointments. But then, the sun sets, the pace slows, and the city lights cast a golden glow over those magnificent buildings and imposing monuments—and you realize that you haven’t seen DC until you’ve seen it at night.

Fall BackWhether you turn in early, take in the sights, or hit the DC night spots—don’t forget to turn your clocks back an hour to standard time.

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Sunday, November 3If you’re leaving right after the conference, consider checking out of your hotel room and leaving your suitcase at the Bell desk before our sessions begin.

Breakfast • 7:30 – 8:15 a.m. Begin the final day of the conference with our open-seating breakfast buffet in the State Ballroom on the ballroom level. All registered participants are welcome.

Teacher Tactics • 8:15 – 10:15 a.m. We’ll kick off the final morning of our conference with presentations on The Real-World Classroom – a teaching model that allows students to experience personal finance through their real, in-class environment blended with a virtual, adult-life simulation, and FoolProof, a curriculum of web-driven modules that emphasize critical thinking skills and healthy skepticism. But with a twist that you requested… these resources will be presented by teacher panels who will share their tactics and experiences.

Morning Break • 10:15 – 10:30 a.m.

The Bucket List Life • 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. You have the passion to change your students’ lives and Kenyon Salo, sometimes known as the “James Bond of Speaking,” wants to help you do it. Through his passions for adventure, storytelling, and connecting with people, he offers a simple process to guide others on a path to what most of us crave – living a more fulfilled life. Learn how his three simple concepts of “The Bucket List Life” will help you find fulfillment through your life-long journey—and guide your students to do the same.

Closing Session • 11:30 – Noon Do you like prizes? Of course you do. Then don’t miss the closing session of #JSNEC19 where members of the Jump$tart management team will be on hand to wrap up the conference, make some exciting announcements, and kick off our annual raffle of really great prizes. You must be present to win!

Then, on your way out, pick up your professional development certificate and a box lunch. Travel home safely!

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Concurrent Breakout Sessions • 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.Please select one.

Hands on Banking (4th – 12th Grades)Recently redesigned, Hands on Banking—and its Spanish-language counterpart, El futuro en tus manos—presented by conference underwriter, the Wells Fargo Foundation, is always one of this conference’s most popular sessions. Mia B. Russell, Ph.D., will show you how to use this interactive resource with kids, teens, young adults, and more.

Elementary Grade Resources (PreK – 5th Grades)Financial education for our youngest students relies on tools more than texts and today there are a variety of great ones available—from songs to stories to games to activities and everything in between. Join Jump$tart Coalition’s own Amina Carter for a look at what’s new in financial education resources for elementary grades, with special guest speaker Jacqueline Howard, presenting Plant Zee by Ally Financial.

Financially Literate, Financially W!SE! (9th – 12th Grades)Come to this workshop and learn how your students can become Certified Financially Literate through W!se’s award winning Financial Literacy Certification program, now offered nationally. The program provides high school teachers with instructional resources to teach personal finance and then administer W!se’s Financial Literacy Certification Test. The Test is a widely recognized standardized assessment, aligned to national and state standards.

Next Gen Personal Finance (7th – 12th Grades)Next Gen Personal Finance was founded with busy teachers in mind—to help you find free, ready-to-implement resources online, enabling you to plan less and teach more. In this session, you’ll learn about NGPF’s comprehensive set of resources, varied professional development opportunities, and its supportive community of educators … and you’ll hear it from Next Gen Personal Finance founder Tim Ranzetta.

Pathway to Financial Success in Schools (6th – 12th Grades)What happens when Discover (a direct banking and payment services company) teams up with Discovery Education (the TV channel) to address financial literacy? You get Pathway to Financial Success in Schools — a new financial literacy resource for grades 6-12. Hilary Hunt from Discovery Education will be on hand to present this new, free program featuring numerous interactive modules, videos, classroom activities, family connections, and more.

Personal Finance High School Activities (9th – 12th Grades)An important way that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) protects consumers is through education, which includes supporting the teachers and administrators who help K-12 students build financial knowledge, skills, and habits. In this session, you’ll explore new teacher resources available on consumerfinance.gov, sample the activities, and find strategies and ideas—to use yourself or share with colleagues—with CFPB’s Leslie Jones, a former classroom teacher herself.

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Concurrent Breakout Sessions • 11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Please select one.

Boosting Your Credit Standing: An Update on the Rapidly Changing Credit Reporting Landscape (9th – 12th Grades)Rod Griffin, is social media’s “go-to guy” on consumer credit issues at Experian, one of our conference underwriters. The past year has seen some of the biggest changes in credit reporting and credit scoring in the last two decades. Learn what you need to know to build, maintain and protect your credit rating—and what you need to teach your students so that they can do the same—amid data breaches, file freezes, and the ever-evolving landscape of credit reporting.

Federal Reserve Bank Resources for Teachers (All Grades)Among them, the 12 banks of the Federal Reserve System, as well as the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, have developed an array of financial education resources with teachers in mind. Representatives of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond will demonstrate a sampling of these well-regarded economics-inspired programs.

High School Financial Planning Program (8th – 12th Grades)In this perennially popular session, you’ll learn how to use the free, noncommercial, High School Financial Planning Program from the National Endowment for Financial Education. Amy Marty Conrad, NEFE’s managing director of programs, will introduce this turnkey curriculum that specifically focuses on basic personal finance skills that are relevant to the lives of teens.

Insurance in the Classroom (7th – 12th Grades)Insurance can be complicated, but Kevin Jeffries, former social studies teacher and current Outreach and Education Coordinator with the Oregon Insurance Commissioner’s Office, will demonstrate a fun way to teach students about insurance, risk management, and financial resiliency. This session will include games and curriculum resources for you to take back to your high school or middle school classroom.

Risky Rolls: Using Games to Create Powerful Learning Opportunities (9th – 12th Grades)Research supports the use of games and simulations as effective strategies for teaching financial education. Kristin Fitzgerald-Hill and Rebecca Maxcy, of the University of Chicago STEM, will demonstrate risk management strategies in a fast-paced, roll-of-the-dice game for high school students. Discover how to leverage debriefs for effective student learning, and understand the research-basis for using games as a tool for students to practice and apply new knowledge.

Visa’s Financial Capability Programs (7th – 12th Grades)Through its global financial literacy initiative, Visa’s award-winning Practical Money Skills program strives to provide parents, teachers, students and consumers of all ages around the globe with innovative tools and resources. In this session, Hugh Norton explores resources available to teachers from Visa, including Visa’s updated Financial Football game and a totally new, immersive, contextual education game called the Payoff.

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Concurrent Breakout Sessions • 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. Please select one.

Bring Personal Finance to Life with TurboTax and Mint (9th – 12th Grades)Are you part of the 58% of Educators that uses technology in the classroom? Intuit Education is excited to partner with innovative educators like you to showcase the use of real-world tools. Learn how to use TurboTax and Mint in your personal finance classes

Budget Challenge - A Game Changer in Financial Education (9th – 12th Grades)Dave Buten, Budget Challenge founder, will be on hand to demonstrate how this interactive resource “changes everything” by providing a unique, authentic money management experience through patented technology that simulates transactions in real-time for tens of thousands of students simultaneously.

Are Your Middle School Students FutureSmart? (6th – 8th Grades)EverFi brings middle school financial literacy to life with FutureSmart, an innovative resource created in partnershp with MassMutual, that puts your students in the driver’s seat to own their financial futures. In this session, Dr. Dan Zapp will also discuss the research insights behind middle school financial education and why it works.

Hands on Banking (4th – 12th Grades)Recently redesigned, Hands on Banking—and its Spanish-language counterpart, El futuro en tus manos—presented by conference underwriter, the Wells Fargo Foundation, is always one of this conference’s most popular sessions. Mia B. Russell, Ph.D., will show you how to use this interactive resource with kids, teens, young adults, and more.

Next Gen Personal Finance (7th – 12th Grades)Next Gen Personal Finance was founded with busy teachers in mind—to help you find free, ready-to-implement resources online, enabling you to plan less and teach more. In this session, you’ll learn about NGPF’s comprehensive set of resources, varied professional development opportunities, and its supportive community of educators … and you’ll hear it from fellow educators in this teacher-led presentation.

Planting the Seed: Financial Literacy for Elementary Students (PreK – 5th Grade) Are you looking for fun and engaging ways to introduce personal finance to your students? Join Mary Dyer, Finance Authority of Maine (FAME), for a review of teaching tools and resources for elementary students, including FAME’s Cash & Max coloring and workbook series, Claim Your Future. Each participant will receive a copy of the Claim Your Future game and a set of the Cash & Max workbooks.

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ABOUT THE SPONSORS

Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial LiteracyThe Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy® is a non-profit coalition of more than 100 national partner organizations and a network of 51 independent, affiliated state coalitions, which share a commitment to “financial smarts for students.” Jump$tart, founded in 1995, is the original promoter of April as Financial Literacy Month and works to advance financial literacy—especially among preschool through college-age youth—through communication, collaboration, and a commitment to effectiveness in financial education. Today, Jump$tart is the publisher of the National Standards in K-12 Personal Finance Education; operates an online clearinghouse of financial education resources; supports professional development through Jump$tart Financial Foundations for Educators and the National Educator Conference; and is leading a nationwide public-engagement campaign called #CheckYourSchool to increase effective financial education in classrooms across the country.

Cornell Douglas FoundationThe Cornell Douglas Foundation is a private, non-operating foundation established in 2006 and based in the Washington, DC area. Its mission is to provide small grants to organizations that promote the vision of the foundation: advocating for environmental health and justice, encouraging stewardship of the environment, and furthering respect for sustainability of resources. Cornell Douglas has supported the Jump$tart National Educator Conference since 2015 and joined Experian, and the Wells Fargo Foundation as a conference underwriter this year.

ExperianExperian is the world’s leading global information services company, empowering consumers and clients to manage their data with confidence—helping individuals to take financial control and access financial services, businesses to make smarter decisions and thrive, lenders to lend more responsibly, and organizations to prevent identity fraud and crime. With more than 16,000 people operating across 37 countries, Experian invests in new technologies, talented people, and innovation to help all their clients maximize every opportunity. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange (EXPN) and is a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index. Experian is a Jump$tart Sustaining Partner, provided the seed funding that established the Jump$tart National Educator Conference, and has underwritten this

Wells Fargo FoundationAs a leading financial services company, founded in 1852 and headquartered in San Francisco, Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) is a diversified, community-based financial services company offering banking, insurance, investments, mortgage, and consumer and commercial financial services to support customers who conduct business in the global economy. The Wells Fargo Foundation, established as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization in 1980, is the company’s primary philanthropic funding arm. Beginning in 2019, Wells Fargo has targeted 2% of after-tax profits to philanthropy annually through the Wells Fargo Foundation and company donations. Wells Fargo is a Jump$tart Sustaining Partner and has co-underwritten the Jump$tart National Educator Conference since 2010.

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ABOUT THE VENUE

The Mayflower Hotel 1127 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20036 • Phone: (202) 347-3000

The Mayflower Hotel is a member of the Autograph Collection of independent, upscale boutique hotels affiliated with the Marriott brand. It has been called the “grande dame of Washington hotels” and the “hotel of presidents” and is known for both its illustrious and notorious past. Learn more about the hotel on its own website or on the Historic Hotels of America site—but please remember: for teachers, hotel accommodations are included in your registration. Other participants can use this special link to make a reservation at our special group rate of $199 per night, plus applicable taxes.

Traveling to WashingtonWashington DC is served by three airports: Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA); Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD); and Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI). DCA is the closest to the conference hotel. IAD and, especially, BWI are thought to have less expensive airfare options—but be sure to factor in additional ground transportation costs.

Washington’s Union Station services Amtrak and local railways.

The Mayflower Hotel is less than one block from the Farragut North Metro Station/L Street Exit (red line) and three blocks from the Farragut West Metro Station/17th Street Exit (blue, orange, and silver lines). Visit WMATA for more information about using the Metro (subway) system.

The Mayflower offers valet parking for $31 per day. Please note that the parking fee is not included in your conference registration. There are also several independent parking garages nearby; but as they are not affiliated with the hotel, we suggest using a parking app to find one that meets your needs.

Weather in WashingtonIn most years, fall colors are still quite vibrant here during the first week of November. Temperatures will likely be in the 40s or 50s, but DC weather can be unpredictable, so you might want to check a weather service such as www.weather.com before you pack.

Dress for SuccessBusiness or business casual attire is recommended for all conference sessions with the following exceptions: business or dinner attire for Friday Night’s “State Dinner” and casual attire for the “Fall Back Food Court” and optional tour on Saturday night.

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