Money Wise Contest

Wi$e Money Kids Essay $2,500 will be awarded to two winners! Students must be prepared for life-long successful financial decisions. Two students (one boy, one girl) will be named this year’s Wi$e Money Kids and will each receive a $2,500 local college scholarship. This contest is for Middle School students who will submit an essay answering the 2014 Question and highlighting the importance of being Wi$e about Money. The winners will read their winning essays at the Third Annual Jacksonville Wi$e Money Week Kickoff Breakfast on Monday, May 12, 2014. The winners and their families will be recognized by the Honorable Alvin Brown, Mayor of Jacksonville. Essay Submission Deadline is April 18th. Visit http://wisemoneyweek.org/ and click on “Essay Contest” for official contest rules, guidelines and application forms.

Talk It Out Summit

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.
South Atlantic Region presents 2014 YOUTH SUMMIT
"TALK IT OUT" Career Prep, Bullying & Social Media and STEM Morning and afternoon refreshments served Who: Middle School Students When: April 5, 2014
Where: James Weldon Johnson College Prep. M.S. 276 Norman Thagard Blvd. Schools new location is across from Paxon High School Time: 8:30 AM – noon JWJ Scholastic Book Fair 8:00 am—noon SPONSOR SACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S Dorothy Jemison Foundation for Excellence  NASA—Summer of Innovation Ms. Juliea Robinson-Nelson and Dr. Mae Jemison National Awardees  KTSU FM 90.9 (Texas Southern University)  Bayer Corporation Dr. Shawn Simmons



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Florida Kid Care

Apply online at www.FloridaKidCare.org
or call to request an application by phone at 1-888-540-KIDS (5437)
1.888.540.KIDS (5437) | www.FloridaKidCare.org

Children’s health insurance is now available to every school-age child in Florida who needs it. Every single one. Our price is based on your income. That’s one reason most Florida children are insured these days. Our streamlined application process makes it easy to apply online. It takes most people less than 20 minutes from start to finish.
Here’s what you need to have handy to get started:
                 Income information
                Your family’s most recent tax return (Form 1040) OR
                Your Wage and Earning Statement (W-2 Form) OR
                Current Pay Stubs (covering the past 4 weeks)
                If your employer offers health insurance, the amount it would cost each month to cover your child or children
               Your child’s proof of citizenship or residency
               Your child’s Social Security number OR
               If your child has not yet received a Social Security card, the date you applied for it, OR
               Your child’s USCIS (immigrant visa) number