Woodlands Bank

Clinton County

Stock Market Challenge

Rankings

All Clinton County schools are invited to participate in the elementary, middle, or high school competitions.

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Games run from Feb 10th - April 17th 

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Prizes per School

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In the Spring, we celebrate with extra special local/county middle and high school competitions. 

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The best game per middle and high school

at EACH school district will win $25. 

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Prizes per County

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First Place - $100 - top game, $25 teacher

Second Place - $50 game, $20 teacher

Third Place - $30 game, $15 teacher

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Overall Prizes:

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• Top middle & high school per school district

• Top three middle & high schools per county

• There are statewide prizes too!

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Games run from Feb 10th - April 17th 2020 

& Oct 12th - Dec 18th 2020

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In the Fall, we have a statewide competition for all divisions

Interested in joining the competition? 

Special funding for our programs has been made available for Clinton County thanks to the following sponsor:

Our sponsored stock market competition offers players in grades 3-12 the opportunity to manage a hypothetical $100,000 portfolio by investing in stocks chosen from the USA markets: American, New York and NASDAQ exchanges. The competition teaches students about investing and encourages financial literacy through hands-on activities in the classroom. For more information on our partnership with these sponsors, click to view the full press release.

Sponsored Schools

The schools invited to participate are Bucktail Middle and High School, Central Mountain Middle and High School,  Jersey Shore Middle and High School, Sugar Valley Charter, and the Catholic and Christian Schools in the county. 

Prizes & Award Ceremony

The top game from each school will win $25. 

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The top three games in this county will win prizes starting at $100 for the student and $25 for the teacher. 

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A celebratory luncheon will be held on May 26th at Penn College to honor the schools, teachers, and their students.  They will be honored by the SBDC, bank executives, and PennCFL staff.