Education

Teaching the knowledge and skills that help people make sound financial decisions is a key part of the Fed’s core responsibility to support economically healthy households and communities. We offer resources for K–12 teachers and consumers.  

 

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Keys to Financial Success

Keys to Financial Success is a complete course plan for teaching personal finance to high school students. It is composed of 47 lessons designed to help you teach your students about personal finance using active and collaborative learning. There is a $50 registration fee for the professional development portion of the Keys to Financial Success; however, materials and program information are free.

Resources for Economic Educators

Visit the Federal Reserve Education website to access free learning materials to help bring personal finance and economics lessons to your classroom or community.

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A Day in the Life of the FOMC

Learn more about the FOMC and the inner workings of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policymaking body.

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Money in Motion Is Currently Closed

As of Friday, April 25, Money in Motion exhibit has been decommissioned for the construction of a new public exhibit to be opened in 2026. Please stay tuned to our website for updates in 2026.

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Making the Grade in Economic Education

Every year, teachers visit the Philadelphia Fed to learn about money, personal finance, banking, and more. The Bank’s Economic Education team provides programs and resources to help educators teach these topics in their classrooms.

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Order Education Publications

The Philadelphia Fed promotes economic and financial literacy and a greater understanding of the economy and the role of the Federal Reserve System. Learn more about our Education publications and how to order.