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High School Teachers:
The Indiana Economics Challenge is an opportunity for teams of four (4) high school students to demonstrate their knowledge on a broad array of economics topics in an atmosphere where economics knowledge is tested and recognized and where competing is FUN.
Any Indiana high school student enrolled in a public, private or home-based school during the 2018-19 academic year is eligible to compete (no economics course is required). Students may also compete as part of an organization, club or before/afterschool program.
Teams compete simultaneously at three Indiana sites and participate in one of two divisions: Adam Smith or David Ricardo. The Econ Challenge will be held on April 11, 2019 in Indianapolis (Fishers), New Albany, and South Bend. The cost is only $20 per team (Early Bird rate) until February 5. After February 5th fees are $30 per team. The deadline for registering is March 8, 2019 so register now by clicking on More Information link below.
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Brochure/Details
ICEE is pleased to announce the Econ Poster Contest is being held for students in grades 1 through 12. The Econ Poster Contest is a great opportunity for your students to express their creativity while learning important economic concepts. Prizes will be awarded to the top entries! Please have your entries postmarked to ICEE by May 30, 2019.
See contest details as well as images from last year's winners at http://www.econed-in.org/econposter.asp. Or, pass along the contest information to your Art teacher!
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More What's New!
Upcoming Programs
Mark your calendars now and save the date for next year's (2019) Smart Indiana Economic Education & Financial Literacy Conference to be held on June 18 & 19, 2019 at the NEW Embassy Suites Noblesville Indianapolis Conference Center.
More details will be available soon so keep checking the website at www.econed-in.org/smartinconf!
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Our Mission
The mission of the ICEE is to prepare students to become active citizens and productive members of
our economy by providing them with the ability to make sound economic decisions.
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