Hey rockstar teachers, let’s give your Foundations class seniors a jumpstart. Help them fund their continuing education with the Ramsey Education Scholarship! Share the resources below with students, parents and staff.
Decorate your classroom with these posters.
Share with your seniors’ parents.
Get parents on board with handouts that your seniors can take home or send them a ready-to-go email with more details.
Share this email with guidance counselors.
Let guidance counselors know about the Ramsey Education Scholarship with a ready-to-send email.
Help your teen get a $1,000 scholarship by May 31.
Dear Parent,
I’ve got something special for your senior!
Ramsey Education (the publisher we use for personal finance curriculum) is offering five $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors who’ve completed or are currently enrolled in either of these courses:
• Foundations in Personal Finance
• Foundations in Entrepreneurship
Here’s how your student can apply:
1. Write an essay (350–500 words) about how their perspective on money has changed and how they plan to manage their finances as an adult.
OR
2. Create a short video (30–60 seconds) about how their perspective on money has changed and how they plan to manage finances as an adult.
The deadline to apply is May 31, 2025 and winners will be announced by June 30, 2025.
If you’re talking about post-high school options with your teen, this is a great opportunity for them to earn free money toward their continuing education. Apply here!
Help our students get a $1,000 scholarship.
Dear Guidance Counselors and Staff,
I want to share a great opportunity for our high school seniors.
Ramsey Education (the personal finance publisher we use) is offering five $1,000 scholarships to seniors who have completed or are currently enrolled in Foundations in Personal Finance or Foundations in Entrepreneurship. The application deadline is May 31, 2025, and winners will be announced by June 30, 2025.
Please encourage our students to apply! This is a great opportunity for them to earn free money toward their continuing education.
Here’s how seniors can apply:
1. Write a 350–500 word essay about how their perspective on money has evolved and how they plan to manage their finances as an adult.
OR
2. Create a 30–60 second video sharing how their views on money have changed and how they plan to manage their finances as an adult.
Let me know if I can answer any questions you have about the program. Here’s how they can apply.
Also, here’s a poster you can print for your office if you'd like students to see it.
Thanks for your help!