3/12/24 – Financial Literacy Classes Growing in High Schools With Middle School The Next Target

March 12 2024
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Financial Literacy Classes Growing in High Schools With Middle School The Next Target

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(The Hill) — Personal finance classes have become a requirement for high school graduation in dozens of states in the past few years, sparking hope for activists that financial literacy is finally receiving the support it deserves.

A tracker from Next Gen Personal Finance shows that in 2020, only eight states had a standalone personal finance course available for all high schoolers. This year, 25 states will offer a financial literacy class in K-12. Eight of those states have fully implemented the class, while 17 are still in progress.

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