| Oregon Stock Market Game |
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Overall Rankings 2005-2006 Stock Market Game |
First Place Aloha High School, Kelly Bordwell, Teacher Second Place McLoughlin High School, Barry Wofford, Teacher Third Place Nyssa High School, Rollie Marshall, Teacher |
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SMG Divisional Winners - Fall 2005 Elementary School Division First Place Abernethy Elementary, Myrna Dunnigan, Teacher Second Place West Powellhurst Elementary, Rob Buckner, Teacher Third Place Abernethy Elementary, Myrna Dunnigan, Teacher Middle School Division First Place Molalla River Middle School, Martin Monsey, Teacher Second Place Molalla River Middle School, Martin Monsey, Teacher Third Place Molalla River Middle School, Martin Monsey, Teacher Willamette Valley/Coast High School Division First Place Taft High School, Gene McCorkle, Teacher Second Place Taft High School, Gene McCorkle, Teacher Third Place Bandon High School, Ellen Howard, Teacher South/East High School Division First Place Nyssa High School, Rollie Marshall, Teacher Second Place Enterprise High School, Mike Baird, Teacher Third Place Sutherlin High School, Daniel Utter, Teacher Portland Metro High School Division First Place Aloha High School, Kelly Bordwell, Teacher Second Place Reynolds High School, Tracey Williams, Teacher Third Place Aloha High School, Kelly Bordwell, Teacher Teachers First Place Claudine Werner, Cleveland High School Second Place Gene McCorkle, Taft High School Third Place Rollie Marshall, Nyssa Nigh School SMG Divisional Winners - Spring 2006 Elementary School Division First Place McGovern Elementary, Cheryl Kobernik, Teacher Second Place Imbler Elementary, Frank Ward, Teacher Third Place Farmington Elementary, Janet Rabe, Teacher Middle School Division First Place Hood River Middle School, Sarah Segal, Teacher Second Place Houck Middle School, Samantha Montgomery, Teacher Third Place Hood River Middle School, Sarah Segal, Teacher Willamette Valley/Coast High School Division First Place Rainier High School, Fred Olson, Teacher Second Place Taft High School, Gene McCorkle, Teacher Third Place Rainier High School, Fred Olson, Teacher South/East High School Division First Place McLoughlin High School, Barry Wofford, Teacher Second Place McLoughlin High School, Barry Wofford, Teacher Third Place Enterprise High School, Mike Baird, Teacher Portland Metro High School Division First Place Jesuit High School, Jerry Hahn, Teacher Second Place Jesuit High School, Jerry Hahn, Teacher Third Place Jesuit High School, Jerry Hahn, Teacher Teachers First Place Samantha Montgomery, Houck Middle School Second Place Cheryl Kobernik, McGovern Elementary School Third Place Tim Green, Cascades Elementary School Challenge Your Students! Bring economics to life in your classroom this Fall. Whether the market is up or down, students set the learning process in motion by actively selecting, analyzing, tracking, and trading stocks. What? The Stock Market Game is a 10-week investment simulation allowing players to make their own decisions about stocks and investing. Game participants can be individuals or teams consisting of up to five students. Each individual or team manages an imaginary $100,000 by investing in common stocks on the New york, American, and NASDAQ Stock Exchanges. Teams trade stocks and access their portfolios through the internet. They use companies' ticker symbols to make trades and their portfolios are updated daily. Who? The Stock Market Game is appropriate for grades 4 through 12, college students, and any interested investor. Participants need no previous knowledge of the stock market and teachers/advisors often learn along with their students. Weekly rankings allow teams to compare their performance with other students in Oregon. Team competition in various regions of Oregon is provided for the following age categories: grades 4-5, 6-8, 9-12, and teachers. For More Information Contact the Oregon SMG Coordinator, or contact the Oregon Council of Economic Education. |