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StockSight partners with organizations that share a commitment to financial literacy and student development and DECA chapters/finance-related clubs. Partner members get full premium access to the platform.
Fishers DECA is the chapter at Fishers High School in Indiana, competing across the full range of DECA formats: case study roleplays, written events, Virtual Business Challenge, and the Stock Market Game. The chapter runs a student-built resource hub covering every DECA cluster and event type, from individual series and team decision making to operations research and project management, along with a peer tutoring program where chapter leaders hold office hours to help members prep. Fishers regularly sends competitors to ICDC, including multiple VBC qualifiers in 2025.
Foothill DECA is the chapter at Foothill High School in Pleasanton, California, and one of the most consistently successful programs in Northern California. The chapter regularly sends 20 or more competitors to ICDC and has produced top 10 international finishes across marketing, hospitality, and management events, including a first place finish in the Career Development Project at ICDC 2026. Foothill runs its own Minicon practice conference, an annual mock interview program with local business professionals, and Global Entrepreneurship Week events, and its members compete in the Stock Market Game alongside roleplay and written events.
Wilcox Business Experience is one of the largest and most active clubs at Adrian Wilcox High School, and one of its most successful, with over $300,000 in competition winnings since 2015. Members compete across a wide variety of DECA events, including Business Finance, Virtual Business Challenge, Stock Market Game, and Marketing Communications Series, and many more, alongside the Council for Economic Education's Financial Advisors Contest and Personal Finance Challenge. Beyond competition, the club runs numerous volunteering events and connects students to internships, turning classroom business concepts into real experience.
GlassEDGE is a student-run platform built by DECA competitors, for DECA competitors. It pairs AI-powered roleplays with voice recording and GPT-4-tuned scenarios modeled after real DECA prompts, a written event gallery of top-scoring papers, walkthrough videos, and in-depth strategy guides covering roleplay structure, exam prep timelines, and in-room test-taking tactics. Every scenario aligns with real DECA clusters and events, from Principles of Business Management through Team Decision Making, giving competitors a repeatable way to practice, self-assess, and walk into the judge room ready.
The Investment Club at Lyons Township High School in Illinois teaches students how the stock market works and how to invest intelligently in the real world, pairing the life skill of investing with competition. Every member manages their own $100,000 paper portfolio and competes against the rest of the club for a grand prize at the end of the year. Meetings rotate between the North and South campuses, highlight recent market trends, and cover the fundamentals of stocks, and the club brings in guest speakers from across the investment world so students can see where they might fit into finance in the future.
The Investments Club at Fort Myers High School in Florida gives students hands-on experience with finance, money, and the markets. The club is built around the idea that investing in yourself early compounds, so members learn by doing rather than by reading about it later. Students compete in the Florida Stock Challenge and other investing competitions, working through real portfolio decisions as a group and picking up the research habits that carry past the competition itself.
Cubs of Wall Street is a student-run initiative, under the registered nonprofit A Worthy Cause, bringing financial literacy directly to youth through library workshops, school STEAM nights, and fireside chats with industry professionals, having reached thousands of students across the Seattle area and expanding into New York. Their founder has also written a book on foundational money concepts for teens and preteens, and their work has been featured in local and regional press. Sessions cover budgeting, saving, credit, and investing basics, with content tailored by age group for younger kids through high schoolers.
Luban is a student-run nonprofit building bridges between students and universities, and between students and their future careers in business. Through competitions, structured lessons, and direct industry connections, Luban gives students the practical experience and relationships that a classroom alone cannot provide. Stock pitch competitions, paper trading, economic simulations, financial modeling workshops, accounting fundamentals, interview prep, fireside chats, and one-on-one industry connections for competition winners. All beginner-friendly, all built around real career outcomes.
ADX Finance is a financial education platform dedicated to making economics, investing, and stock market concepts accessible through engaging short-form content. Rather than relying on dry explanations, their videos combine current trends, humor, and relatable memes with well-researched financial insights, helping younger audiences understand topics ranging from market movements and investing fundamentals to broader economic events. By presenting complex ideas in an entertaining, digestible format, ADX Finance encourages students and young investors to build financial literacy and stay informed about the forces shaping today's markets. Their mission aligns closely with Stocksight's goal of making investing education more approachable and accessible for the next generation. Check out their content at adxfinance on Instagram.
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