Infographic: Status of Personal Finance Education

Chart shows K12 financial literacy requirements across U.S.

By: District Administration | Issue: April, 2015
March 25, 2015

As today’s students find themselves deciding money matters long before adulthood, progressive districts are introducing financial literacy lessons in elementary and middle gradesÑwith some requiring high school students to complete a personal finance program to graduate.

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Infographic: Status of Personal Finance Education

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Infographic: Status of Personal Finance Education

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