Four weeks. Fully virtual. Real money skills. Built for high schoolers who want to actually understand how money works — before they need to.

The Financial Literacy Summer Program is a four-week experience built for high schoolers and delivered fully online — interactive virtual workshops, real-world scenarios, group projects, and a financial simulation. Offered in collaboration with Atlas. By the end, you'll know how to budget, bank, earn, invest, and avoid getting scammed.
Atlas is a student-led organization dedicated to improving financial literacy and expanding access to financial education for young people. Through innovative programs and student-driven initiatives, Atlas works to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed financial decisions and build a stronger financial future. NTHS Chapter 001 is proud to co-host this Summer Program with Atlas.
Complete the program and walk away with a credential for college applications, scholarships, and résumés — issued by Atlas in partnership with NTHS Chapter 001.

Each week builds on the last — from everyday money decisions to long-term financial thinking.
Track spending, set savings goals, and build habits that actually stick.
Understand checking, savings, debit, credit cards, and digital payments — and how to use them responsibly.
Decode a paycheck, learn how taxes work, and explore career and income paths.
Investing basics, smart decision-making, and how to spot scams before they cost you.
We're looking for motivated high schoolers and college students to help facilitate sessions, mentor participants, and shape the experience. You'll gain real teaching and leadership experience — and a lot more.
Receive official documented hours from Atlas for every session you help lead.
Be publicly recognized for your contributions to the summer program.
Stand-out volunteers are invited to join Atlas — the student-led organization powering this program.
Applications are open for both students and volunteers. Spots are limited — submit early.