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High School Students from Cumberland & Aroostook Counties Earn Scholarships Competing in Virtual Business Event
By Jenna Jeffrey
Corporate Responsibility
Maine – Local nonprofit and youth empowerment organization Junior Achievement of Maine (JA) has announced the statewide first and second place winners of the redeveloped JA Titan...
Helping Your Child Choose a Career Path
Blog from JA USA
By Hannah Henry
Work Readiness
"What is your future plan?". This is every high schoolers' (and college students') nightmare. At this point in their life, they know what makes them happy, what subjects in school they do well in, and want to have a successful future. A 17 or 18-year-old high school student is expected to have most of their future planned out despite experiencing adult life firsthand. Typically, this is where the...
March Newsletter
By Jenna Jeffrey
Corporate Responsibility
Volunteer opportunities, career opportunities, upcoming events, &...
Redeveloped JA Titan Challenge
By Jenna Jeffrey
Corporate Responsibility
IDEXX to sponsor redeveloped JA Titan...
Honoring Black History Month
By Jenna Jeffrey
Corporate Responsibility
JA highlights some major figures from the black community and their impact on our lives...
Announcing the Junior Achievement of Maine 2019-20 Annual Report
By Jenna Jeffrey
Corporate Responsibility
Read about our pivot to a virtual delivery, evolving partnerships with companies to tackle Maine’s workforce challenges, creative events that engaged the greater community, and data that shows the impact on our youth in the 2019-20 Junior Achievement of Maine Annual...
How to Volunteer in a Virtual World
By Jenna Jeffrey
Corporate Responsibility
Looking to give back to your community, but wondering how? Junior Achievement has opportunities across the state to connect with Maine students – and will help you every step of the...
InspireME – Easing your volunteer fears
By Pamela Bennett
Community Involvement
For our last segment of InspireME, meet Doug, a new volunteer to Junior Achievement of Maine last school...
InspireME - The power of giving back
By Pamela Bennett
Community Involvement
Our InspireME campaign continues with Tiffany McKenna, an entrepreneur who has been vital to Junior Achievement of Maine over the past 3...
InspireME – Learn to learn, then never stop learning
By Pamela Bennett
Community Involvement
Paul Bourret is committed to ensuring Maine students can become tomorrow’s leaders. Each year he proudly volunteers for Junior Achievement of Maine’s Titan Challenge, where hundreds of students across Maine compete as business...
