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For schools

Bring RGO Class to your school

  • Runs in a browser. Students join with a class code and a first name. No student email, nothing to install.
  • Fits a class period. You set the length, start and pause the clock, and see every trade.
  • Grows with you. Add a season challenge for the whole year, or join the Class Cup with other schools.
  • Shows learning. Quizzes before and after, class results, and spreadsheets you can download.

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For teachers

How RGO Class is different

A plain side by side with the typical classroom stock game.

RGO Class compared with a typical classroom stock game
AdsRGO Class:No ads, ever.Typical game:Often shows ads or promotions.
Student sign inRGO Class:First name and a 4 digit PIN. No student accounts, no student emails.Typical game:Usually a student account, often with an email address.
DevicesRGO Class:Works in the browser on Chromebooks and phones. Nothing to install.Typical game:Some need a full computer or an app download.
Florida standardsRGO Class:Lesson kit mapped to Florida standards, with benchmark codes from CPALMS.Typical game:Usually general lessons, not tied to Florida benchmarks.
RiskRGO Class:Stop-loss and take-profit are taught, and every buy needs a stop.Typical game:Stops are optional or missing; buying is the whole game.
ChartsRGO Class:Our own charts, built in house, with candlestick lessons.Typical game:Charts are often borrowed from an outside provider.

The right column describes what is common in classroom stock games, not any one product.

Season challenge

Trade all year, beat last year's record

Beyond the class period game, a season lets every student trade on their own from a start date the teacher sets to the end of the school year. Practice money, real prices, one standings board for the class.

  • The teacher picks the dates

    Start any day you like and run to the end of the school year. Students who join late can still play.

  • Real daily closing prices

    Prices are the real closing prices of real companies. An order fills at the next market close, so nobody trades at a price they already know.

  • Every buy has a stop

    A buy needs a stop to protect it. A take-profit is there to lock in a gain. Both are checked on every daily close.

  • Titles to earn

    Market Leader, Podium Trader, Top Ten Trader, and Longest Champion for the most days at number one.

  • A records board

    Each class keeps its records, so next year's students have a number to chase: beat last year's record.

Season standings

Sample
  1. 1Student AMarket Leader +8.4%
  2. 2Student BPodium Trader +6.1%
  3. 3Student CPodium Trader +5.7%
  4. 4Student DTop Ten Trader +3.2%

Record to beat

Last year's best season: +11.2%

Sample board with made-up labels. Real boards show first names only, inside the class app.

School networks

If your school network blocks the site

Some school filters block new websites at first. Please ask your IT team to allow class.risegrowown.org and risegrowown.org.

If you need help with that request, email [email protected] and we will send what your IT team needs.

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