Our Solutions. Backed By Research.
Junior Achievement delivers integrated education solutions that holistically combine academic instruction, real-world application, and community collaboration into a unified, scalable model that transforms education for students. Our solutions don't just expose students to ideas about the future — they help students clearly connect what they are learning today to where they want to go tomorrow.
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An Undeniable Link Between Education and Success.
Junior Achievement designs learning experiences with the end in mind: real outcomes for students. Our experiences don't just expose young people to ideas about the future — they help students clearly connect what they are learning today to where they want to go tomorrow in a measurable way.
The JA Difference
The Economy is Rapidly Evolving.
Our approach is built on more than preparing students, we strengthen the entire education-to-workforce ecosystem. Through strategic partnerships, innovative learning experiences, and outcomes-based design, we help students build the skills, confidence, and connections they need to succeed while strengthening schools, workforces, and the communities we serve.
JA of Greater St Louis Spotlight
JA Business Hall of Fame 2027
Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis
Thursday, May 20, 2027 6:00 PM
The JA Business Hall of Fame is dedicated to celebrating inspirational leaders and supporting the important mission of JA - to create leaders of tomorrow.
View EventJA Bacon Breakfast for Brighter Futures
Junior Achievement of Greater St. Louis Dennis and Judy Jones Free Enterprise Center
Tuesday, October 27, 2026 7:45 AM
Join us for this free informational event to see the impact Junior Achievement has on the local community.
View EventBe a JA Volunteer
As a Junior Achievement volunteer, you will inspire kids to achieve a more fulfilling career and life by contributing your professional insights and personal experiences to the programs you teach.
Learn MoreJA Trades Sponsorship and Support
Demonstrate and communicate to students how current school curriculum will benefit them if they choose to go into the trades.
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