12/5/23 – Tennessee Was an ‘Early Adopter’ of Financial Literacy in Public High Schools, Advocate Says

Tennessee Was an ‘Early Adopter’ of Financial Literacy in Public High Schools, Advocate Says

December 1, 2023 | cnbc.com

 

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Since 2013, Tennessee has required a half-semester personal finance course for high school graduation and was among the first three states to add the mandate, according to Jackie Morgan, outreach senior advisor for the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s Nashville branch.

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