Afterschool efforts utilize a variety of Junior Achievement’s K-12 grade business, economic, and entrepreneurship programs to create rich, engaging after-school experiences for young people in communities across New. Implementing JA programs in an after-school setting allows for a valuable educational experience to take place in a safe environment for kids when they are outside of school. To learn more about the JA afterschool programs that are available, please see JA More Than Money and JA It's My Business! Request a JA Program by clicking on Program Request Form. Volunteer to teach a JA Program by clicking on Volunteer Information Form.
Junior Achievement of New Mexico proudly announces:  New York Life Foundation awards JA of New Mexico a $4,400 grant supporting after-school Hispanic outreach.
JA of New Mexico is member of the New Mexico Out-of-School Time Network (NMOSTN). NMOSTN is a project of the New Mexico Forum for Youth in Community focused on building a diverse statewide afterschool network; garnering the resources necessary to support NM out-of-school time opportunities for school-age children; assessing breadth and depth of out-of-school time programming in NM and tying to varied program supports; and influencing NM State policy and legislation as defined by out-of-school time network stakeholders from across NM.