Success Story2022 Dollars and Sense



2022 Dollars and Sense

Author: Genaea Sarantakos

Planning Unit: Fayette County CES

Major Program: Family and Consumer Science

Plan of Work: Enhance Life Skills and Build Consumer Awareness...Financial

Outcome: Initial Outcome

We successfully introduced 236 4th grade students to the realities of financial and consumer education topics. Regardless of how much money a person has, it pays to manage it wisely.  Youth learned the difference in a “want” and a “need,” how to create a budget, and how to get the most for the money spent. They had opportunities for positive youth development in our four guiding concepts: mastery, belonging, independence, and generosity.  This program fosters mastery by learning wise consumer practices, decision-making, budgeting, how to prepare for an employable future; belonging by being part of a group with similar interests, independence by responsible spending, saving and investing; and generosity by serving in one’s community or supporting charitable causes.






Stories by Genaea Sarantakos


2022 Dollars and Sense

about 2 years ago by Genaea Sarantakos

We successfully introduced 236 4th grade students to the realities of financial and consumer educati... Read More


Stories by Fayette County CES


Adult Beginner Sewing Class

Adult Beginner Sewing Class

about 2 years ago by Maranda Brooks

It was a pleasure this week as the FCS agent to stop in and meet the instructor Loretta and ladies o... Read More


Basic Preservation Canning

Basic Preservation Canning

about 2 years ago by Maranda Brooks

As a new FCS agent, I have received request from community regarding offering food preservation clas... Read More


Stories by Family and Consumer Science


Babysitting Made Easy

Babysitting Made Easy

about 2 years ago by Ari Veach

Babysitting made easy for all! What an amazing two days we had at the extension office with Babysitt... Read More


Cloverbud Sewing Camp

Cloverbud Sewing Camp

about 2 years ago by Presley Grubb

The Greenup County Extension Office saw the opportunity to engage cloverbud youth in the county 4-H ... Read More