Archbishop Carroll High School in Washington, D.C. is FEAA's
Founding Pilot Campus
and the first school selected for implementation of the four-year FEAA program.
The launch at Carroll introduces students to financial literacy, tax education, professional development and real-world skills designed to prepare them for college, careers and life.
Strengthening foundational skills for college, careers and financial independence.
PRACTICAL LIFE SKILLS
Equipping students with real-world financial knowledge and confidence.
CAREER EXPLORATION
Introducing pathways in tax, accounting, finance and government.
BRIGHTER FUTURES
Empowering the next generation with skills that create opportunities.
ABOUT THE FEAA PROGRAM
FEAA is a high school program providing financial literacy, tax education and a pathway toward the Enrolled Agent (EA) credential. Powered by TaxBiz USA, FEAA equips students with practical knowledge for college, careers and life.
Our goal is simple — to give students the knowledge, skills and confidence to succeed in any path they choose.
— FEAA
ABOUT ARCHBISHOP CARROLL
Founded in 1951, Archbishop Carroll High School has a longstanding tradition of educating young people in Washington, D.C. and preparing students for their next chapter.
Founder Beth McNeil is an alumna of Archbishop Carroll High School,
making the selection of Carroll as FEAA's Founding Pilot Campus especially meaningful to FEAA's story.
Students participating in FEAA at Carroll will follow the program's four-year pathway, beginning with essential financial literacy skills and progressing into tax education, professional development and preparation for future educational and career opportunities.
As FEAA's Founding Pilot Campus, Carroll represents the first implementation of the program. FEAA's next phase is to expand to additional schools and bring financial literacy, tax education and career exposure to more students.