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News Release Archive

1/20/10
Meet Our New SCCEE Board Members

2/20/09
SCCEE Board Elects Five New Members

12/14/06
SC Economic Educators Get Inside Look at Russia's Education System and Emerging Market Economy (Word)

2/20/07
Paul G. Trippe Joins SCCEE Board (Word)

5/15/06
Garden City Teacher,
Kyle Myres, named 2006 Merrill Lynch Distinguished Advisor (pdf)

5/6/06
First time Stock Market Game Competition for special education students
(pdf)

2/15/05-Campaign for Economic Literacy Addresses
Students’ Lack of Economic Knowledge from Attorney General Henry McMaster

11/1/04-Merrill Lynch Supports Economic Literacy for South Carolina Youth

2/10/04-South Carolina Attorney General Announces Investor Education for Students

10/29/03-Bon Voyage, Brandi Cook

6/16/03-Helen Meyers Named President of SCCEE

2009-2010 Economic
Concepts Calendar
Contest Winners

EconChallenge

2009 SC Economic Challenge Winners

2008 SC Economic Challenge Winners

2008-2009 Stock
Market Game Winners

SCCEE President to
Head National Association
of Economics Educators"

2009 Young Entrepreneur Award winners

2008 Merrill Lynch Young Entrepreneur Award Winners (Word)

2007 Merrill Lynch Distinguished Advisor Award winner

2006 Young Entrepreneur Award Winners, page 4(pdf)

2006 SMG Awards Luncheon

2005 - 2006 SMG 1st Place Teams

2004|2005 Winners

2005 Distinguished Advisor

Articles and Media Coverage

Giving Our Students the Tools to Prosper
The State
10/14/07

Quiz Shows SC Students Have Little Knowledge of EconomicsThe State
2/16/05

Economics for Real Life
by SCEE President Helen Meyers
Business and Economic Review
USC Moore School of Business
Volume 50, Number 3
April - June 2004

SC EconomicsChallenge

The SC EconomicsChallenge is an opportunity for students to demonstrate their knowledge of economic literacy by competing with other students from across the state in online, written and "Quiz Bowl" examinations. The top 20 teams from the online competition come to Columbia in the spring to compete for the state championship. The state winners move on to the regionals and then, if successful, the national competition in New York. To learn more about the SC EconomicsChallenge, check back here in January.