Stocks in the Future (SIF) improves school performance of middle school students through the teaching of financial life skills. The three-year curriculum developed under Johns Hopkins University targets students needing extra motivation. It teaches strategies for earning, preserving and investing with an emphasis on business concepts and the stock market. Academic skills are reinforced throughout. By improving attendance and grades, students earn 'SIF dollars' that enable the purchase of publicly-traded company stocks that transfer to their names upon turning 18 years old and graduating from high school.

Results: students come to school two weeks more, reverse a trend toward high absenteeism, and show impressive results on aptitude tests.

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SIF Featured on WJZ-TV ON TIME segment December 18, 2011

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