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Junior Achievement offers two methods of implementing programs in the classroom and at afterschool sites: the traditional model, and the JA in a Day model.

Junior Achievement's programs are traditionally taught by volunteers from the local community for 30-45 minutes each week for five to seven weeks, with the exact time commitments dependent upon the grade level of the students. JA in a Day is a unique initiative that allows volunteers to teach all of the lessons of Junior Achievement's six elementary school programs in an intensive and effective one-day effort.

Learn more about these two implementation models by following the links below:


Junior Achievement of the National Capital Area
1725 I Street, NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20006
T: (202) 296-1200 | F: (202) 296-3837 | www.myJA.org
EIN: 54-0788947
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