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Includes educational materials, current research and programs for students and teachers at the high school level.

Student Programs

Math x Economics A one-day program for juniors and seniors in high school who are exceptionally talented in the subject of mathematics to learn more about studying economics in college and to encourage them to consider a career in economic policy and research.

High School Fed Challenge Teams from high schools play the role of monetary policymakers in this annual competition by analyzing current economic conditions and recommending the course for monetary policy.

Euro Challenge The Euro Challenge is an educational opportunity for high school students to learn about the European Union and the euro. The Euro Challenge is a program launched and supported by the Delegation of the European Commission to the United States, with the support of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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Fed Feed e-Newsletter Sign up for Fed Feed, a periodic e-mail message to high school economics and social studies teachers with news, classroom resources, professional development opportunities and other links of interest. Send an e-mail to fedfeed@ny.frb.org with "Subscribe high school" in the subject line.

Guided Tours at the New York Fed Guided tours serve as a comprehensive introduction to the Federal Reserve System and the New York Fed's role in setting monetary policy, promoting financial stability and serving communities to advance economic growth. During the tour, visitors hear a description of the primary ways that the Federal Reserve carries out its goals as mandated by Congress—maximum sustainable employment and price stability. It also includes a brief visit to the gold vault where the New York Fed has historically acted as a custodian for gold owned by various governments and international agencies. The tour is an interactive educational experience to engage visitors in conversation about the central bank of the United States.