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Local Students Learn About Ethics from Top Leaders

December 1, 2019 by Submitted

Junior Achievement of South Dakota is partnering with nearly 500 business executives and community leaders across the state to prompt students to learn the importance of ethics and challenge students about the choices they are making.

Through the JA Excellence through Ethics program, over 9,500 South Dakota middle and high school students from 33 communities will learn from executive-level volunteers about the importance of ethics.  The JA Ethics volunteers will provide each student an opportunity to think critically about ethical dilemmas they may face.  The program’s aim is to show students that the adults around them value ethical behavior. Students need strong character qualities like respect, fairness, and a positive attitude, to become self-disciplined, lifelong learners at school, work, and beyond. As students they will discover that character matters.

On Wednesday, December 4, over 100 Dell Rapids students and 150 Baltic students will participate in the program. The JA Ethics volunteers will conduct activities, lead discussions, and share real-life ethical decisions they have faced and how they responded. Through these discussions, students will learn the importance of ethics and ethical decision-making and how ethical and unethical choices affect everyone in a community.

Kayla Eitreim, President of Junior Achievement of South Dakota, stated, “Junior Achievement is grateful for the opportunity to help prepare today’s students to become South Dakota’s future leaders.  Through our impactful volunteers, JA Ethics students will better understand the importance of ethical decision-making and how ethics is vital in the workplace and in life.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Baltic School, Junior Achievement

Local Students to Learn About Ethics from Top Leaders

December 2, 2018 by Submitted

JuniorAchievementLogoDell Rapids, SD- Misusing company time, abusive behavior, and employee theft are among the most frequently observed unethical behaviors in the U.S. workplace (according to a survey conducted by the Washington, D.C. based Ethics Resource Center, January 2015). In an effort to stop this trend, Junior Achievement is striving to educate students about the importance of ethical decisions while they are still in school. Through the JA Excelling through Ethics program, over 9,300 South Dakota middle and high school students from 32 communities will learn from executive level volunteers the importance of ethics.

Junior Achievement partners with nearly 500 local business executives across the state to share their personal experience with ethical decision-making and to provide each student an opportunity to think critically about ethical dilemmas they may face. Along with the foundation of ethics, they challenge students to consider their own integrity, reliability, values, and character.

On Wednesday, December 5, over 75 Dell Rapids students will participate in the program. The JA Ethics volunteers will conduct activities, lead discussions, and share real-life ethical decisions they have faced and how they responded. Through these discussions, students will gain a better understanding of their responsibility to society and of the role ethics and integrity play in the workplace and in life.

Kayla Eitreim, President of Junior Achievement of South Dakota, stated, “Today’s students are tomorrow’s future leaders, and Junior Achievement is proud to have the opportunity to help ensure our students are prepared for the workplace. JA volunteers help students develop their soft skills and encourage them to take time to think about the implications of tough decisions while at work and in their personal lives.

Junior Achievement of South Dakota, founded in 1968, inspires and prepares young people to succeed in a global economy. For more information about the JA Excelling through Ethics program, please contact our state office at 800-871-7007 or visit www.jasd.org

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Dell Rapids School, Junior Achievement

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