Registration is officially open for our Back to School Virtual Conference! Join us on Saturday, August 22 for one session, two sessions, or a full day of free professional development to help you start the year strong.

Design Your Day

Not sure which sessions to choose? This year's conference is built around three pathways, so you can create a day that fits exactly where you are:

New to NGPF
Just getting started? These sessions will help you build your course with confidence

• Where Do I Start? Course Planning with NGPF
• Watch & Learn: Modeling an NGPF Lesson
• NGPF Essentials: Top Five Favorite Resources
• Ask Me Anything: Veteran Personal Finance Teacher Panel
• Let's PLAY!: Activities to Make Finance Fun

Investing & Beyond
Deepen your own content knowledge and bring timely topics into your classroom

• Investing 101: Core Concepts Every Student Should Know
• All About Trump Accounts
• Explore NGPF's New Investing Simulation
• Real World Classroom Resources from WSJ and Dow Jones
• Teaching the Odds: Sports Betting and Prediction Markets

Tools & Resources
Explore fresh strategies and tools you can put to use right away

• How I Teach This
• Boost Engagement with Digital Interactives
• Save Time with AI + NGPF
• NGPF's Best Tech-Free, Hands-On Activities
• Start the School Year (and Every Class) Strong

Or, mix and match sessions across all three pathways!

Kick Off the Day with Jeremy Schneider

We're starting the conference at 7:00am PT/10:00am ET with Jeremy Schneider on Building Wealth and Inspiring Students the Simple Way.

Don't Miss Our Keynote: Beth Kobliner

At 10:30am PT/1:30pm ET, personal finance author Beth Kobliner joins us for Get a Financial Life.

We'll close things out with a celebration and raffle at 3:10pm PT/6:10pm ET, so there's good reason to stay all day.

We hope to see you Saturday, August 22nd!

View schedule details and register

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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