5/17/22-How School Districts Can Incorporate Financial Literacy

May 17 2022
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How School Districts Can Incorporate Financial Literacy

May 11, 2022 | fastcompany.com

American schools have room to grow when it comes to teaching kids about money. Fewer than half of American states (21) integrate financial coursework into another class, while just seven states require a stand-alone finance class. We are, however, seeing great progress in the move to implement a financial literacy education for all students: Florida recently passed a bill to include personal finance education as a requirement for graduation, and 26 other bills are pending in legislatures around the U.S.

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