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Turn your classroom into an economy!

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Jobs

Students take responsibility by applying to class jobs and earning paychecks for their hard work.

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Bills

Students use their income to pay bills, such as rent for their desk, to practice budgeting in a safe space.

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Bonuses & Fines

Students can earn bonuses and fines to reinforce classroom values & promote positive social behaviors.

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Store

Students set goals, budget, and save. Choose from ClassEquity's suggest list of free rewards!


Choose from our recommendations, or customize your own! All features are fully optional so that you can create a system that works best for you and your students.

Turn your class into an economy!


Save time with our recommended settings, or customize your own! All features are fully optional so you can create a system that works best for you and your students.
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Jobs

Students take responsibility for classroom routines by applying to class jobs and earning paychecks for their hard work.

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Bills

Students use their income to pay bills, such as rent for their desk, to practice budgeting in a safe environment.

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Bonuses

Students can earn bonuses and fines to reinforce classroom values and to promote positive social behaviors.

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Class Store

Students set goals, budget, and save to purchase rewards. Choose from ClassEquity's suggestion list of free rewards!

Engage students with digital school bucks

Encourage positive behavior and acknowledge students for their wins to increase student motivation and confidence. ClassEquity supports PBIS, SEL, and MTSS.

Reward students with a class store

Motivate students to set goals, budget, and work towards purchasing rewards, such as choosing the classroom brain break or swapping seats for the day.

Empower students with classroom jobs

Give students a role in your community and responsibility beyond themselves. Students learn how to apply for jobs and earn a salary.

Prepare students for the real world

Teach financial responsibility through experience as students manage their deposits and withdraws, and see the impact of their decisions to save and spend.

Join our community of 100k+ teachers and students!

Amber N., 7th grade teacher

I no longer have to worry about discipline or student responsibilities because kids are motivated and build community in a way that I haven't experienced in 21 years of teaching!!!

Mackenzie T., 5th grade teacher

Thank you ClassEquity for helping me throughout this semester and helping our classroom environment become one of respect and accountability!

Brynn A., 7th & 8th grade teacher

ClassEquity is a fun and exciting way for students to learn financial responsibility, organization and delayed gratification, among other important life skills. I think this is a great way to introduce kids to the real world that awaits them.

Donna M., 8th grade teacher

I knew I had to have ClassEquity when I saw my students rushing to get to class. Or volunteering to help around the classroom. Eventually, that evolved into students offering to help with things even when they weren’t getting “paid “!

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What are students saying?

Learning important skills

I like that ClassEquity teaches about finance, and it makes me feel like I am capable of holding a real bank account. I am learning things that will help me in the real world.

- 12th grade student

Feeling empowered


Thank you for making ClassEquity. It proves to everyone that girls can do anything!

- 6th grade student

Engaged in class


ClassEquity helps me stay focused. I feel proud when I get a bonus, and it makes me think before doing something I know I shouldn't be.

- 8th grade student

FAQs

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