School Enrichment Program
Broadview's School Enrichment Program supports local schools, connects teachers and PTOs/PTAs, and offers interactive financial lessons at no cost to your school.
School Principals must opt in to receive the following program benefits:
- PTA/PTO Contribution - $250 mailed to the PTA/PTO when the principal opts-in as a thank you.
- Financial Education Sessions - Provided by the Financial Well-Being Team, classroom teachers register for live, free, virtual interactive financial education lessons.
- Innovative Educator Grant, Innovative School Grant, and Classroom Enrichment Grant - Teachers have the chance to receive funds to support their classroom and school! Please see below for additional information.
Financial Education Sessions
Teachers - sign up your class for one of the Financial Education offerings listed below. Once you have completed a session, you can enter into a drawing for a $100 gift card for your classroom!1
These sessions are offered at no cost to your school and cover many areas from saving to budgeting for students of all ages!
New this year are flexible options and programs to fit the scheduling needs of teachers and classrooms.
Congratulations to the April Grant Winners
Congratulations to the April Grant Winners
Education, Savings, and Community
Broadview offers resources for schools, families, and youth.
Education, Savings, and Community
Community Financial Education
Plan a private financial education event tailored to the needs of your business, organization, school or community group.
MoneyEdu
Plug into this online financial education resource to recharge your knowledge and skills.
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No Purchase Necessary. Teacher must be 18 years old and work at a school that participates in Broadview’s School Enrichment program. Teacher must complete a qualifying activity for one entry for a chance to win one $100 gift card. Odds depend on number of participants. Complete form by April 30, 2024 First name and preferred contact method will be required. One winner will be selected and contacted in early May.
