2023-05-12T10:30:45-07:00 2022-12-31 Stevenson CPA LLC 24 W Camelback Road A568 Phoenix AZ 85013 990 2022-01-01 860896574 Arizona Council on Economic Education ARIZ 4803688020 16421 N Tatum Blvd Phoenix AZ 85032 Elena Zee President 2023-04-15 Elena Zee Lisa Stevenson P01781883 6023199243 X 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z Elena Zee 16421 N Tatum Blvd Phoenix AZ 85032 744275 false X www.azecon.org X 1997 AZ ToreachandteacheveryArizonastudenttobecomefinanciallyandeconomicallyresponsibleinworkandlife. 26 25 5 500 0 0 717066 678997 32745 31690 475 2574 -11671 -12737 738615 700524 0 0 0 0 409946 464993 0 0 35738 124046 181584 533992 646577 204623 53947 1247535 1377569 12476 88563 1235059 1289006 X ACEE envisions a Financially and Economically Literate Arizona with the mission to reach and teach every Arizona student to become financially and economically responsible in work and life. With this vision, ACEE is the only organization in Arizona which serves public, charter, tribal, home, private, and juvenile detention schools. Provides teacher professional development in teaching personal finance and economics. Has a strong, affiliated academic base with universities and community colleges. Continued in Schedule O. false false 536234 31690 ACEE has significantly innovated and made all of our programs more accessible as a result of the COVID19 pandemic to address student learning losses and stepped up support to teachers and students. The ACEE system, partnerships, and supporters became strengthened and more committed through this challenging time with our mission to reach and teach all students in Arizona to become financially and economically literate. Our financials continue to be stable throughout the pandemic. In 2022, ACEE provided professional development to 2,248 K12 teachers, and served 337,200 socioeconomically diverse students from 625 public, charter, tribal, home, private, and juvenile detention schools statewide through 179 programs with our partners. Seventy percent of the students were from low to moderate income families living in 84 cities including the most remote and rural areas of all 15 counties. ACEE was nationally recognized as the Council of the Year, the highest honor in economic education, for its outstanding service and innovation. Seven hundred and nineteen corporate and community volunteers stepped up to make a difference as judges, classroom speakers, financial fitness coaches, trainers, and advisors through 55 ACEE program events in 2022. ACEE teacher programs continue to bring economics to everyday life for teachers to use with their students from Apache and Mohave to Cochise counties. Our innovative programs such as the Economics of Food Delivery were featured at the 61st annual National Financial Literacy and Economics conference. With your support, ACEEs student programs including Financial Fitness in Action, Mayors Challenge for Economic Education, Economic Concepts Poster Contest and the Stock Market Game reached a record 84 percent increase from last year. Innovative financial and economic education programs to support entrepreneurship and math learning are getting the attention of teachers and benefiting the students. 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X false 0 0 0 Gala 147952 116938 31014 300 2041 31014 5600 4796 0 0 147952 116938 31014 300 0 2041 31014 5600 4796 43751 -12737 0 Julie Jakubek Board Member 0 Insurance Broker false Form 990, Part IV, Section B, Line 11b The Finance Committee, Treasurer, and Executive Director review and approve the 990 prior to filing. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c The entire ACEE staff and board are annually given a copy of the conflict of interest policy to review and sign. The President meets annually with Directors to identify any potential conflicts. Conflicts, should there be any, are addressed on a case by case basis. If a conflict arises, the individual involved must provide a solution as to how the conflict will be resolved. Compliance issues regarding employees are referred to the President. Compliance issues regarding board members are referred to the President and the Board Chair. Compliance issues regarding the President are referred to the Board Chair. Compliance issues regarding Board Chairs or any unresolved issues are referred to other members of the executive committee. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Lines 15a and 15b The executive committee determines the compensation for the executive director and staff at the end of each year based upon individual and organizational performance. All positions are benchmarked against similar organizations. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 Governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and 990 financial statements are sent upon request. Form 990, Part XII, Line 2c The finance committee assumes responsibility for the oversight of the audit and accountant selection process. Form 990, Part III, Line 4a The launch of Building Young Entrepreneurs and Money Minutes are reaching tens of thousands of diverse students and Native youth throughout the state. By partnering more, we serve more students. ACEE developed new strategic and program partnerships with Jobs for Arizonas Graduates, Partnership with Native Americans, Arizona Center for Nature Conservation, and Phoenix Indian School to serve socioeconomically diverse students in various economic education programs. ACEEs long term relationship with K12 school districts, Arizona Department of Education, Arizona State University, University of Arizona, Northern Arizona University, and Mesa Community College, among many others, are stronger than ever. Together, we are serving hundreds of thousands of students throughout the state in financial and economic education. Form 990, Part III, Line 1 Distributes proven economic education curriculum resources to schools free of charge. Integrates financial literacy and economic education with K12 curriculum standards in Math, History, Geography, Literature, and Art. Is a strategic long term partner with the Federal Reserve Bank, Arizona Universities, and Community Colleges.