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Students at one San Francisco high school are taking a hands-on approach to learn about economics. The teens started and ran an investment club, and are now managing a portfolio worth more than $14,000.

. The teens started and ran an investment club, and are now managing a portfolio worth more than $14,000.

"So we started out on Zoom," said Manzo. "I'd say there were about 10 of us just talking about news in the market." After that, it was time to graduate to the real world of finance, with a round of fundraising the group raised and now manages a fund valued at more than $14,000. "So we started Eagle Charitable Asset Management which is an endowment fund for our school," said Manzo.

To that end, the group partnered with non-profit first-generation investors, making sure everyone has access to the tools to build wealth.

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