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This should be NOW not just later

Boltlady

Governor
26 states are planning to require high school students to take a class in personal finance before they can graduate. It should be all states and implemented ASAP. People would develop a much better understanding of what goes on in this country along with what should be going on re our economy which affects our security.

 
26 states are planning to require high school students to take a class in personal finance before they can graduate. It should be all states and implemented ASAP. People would develop a much better understanding of what goes on in this country along with what should be going on re our economy which affects our security.

outstanding. thank you for posting this.

provided they keep their word and require at least a C to get a diploma.
 
The school I worked at for many years had a required course that ALL Seniors had to take. They went over everything from understanding legal documents, finances, cooking, minor house repairs and even went over jump starting a car and changing a tire. I always thought it was a great course.
 
The school I worked at for many years had a required course that ALL Seniors had to take. They went over everything from understanding legal documents, finances, cooking, minor house repairs and even went over jump starting a car and changing a tire. I always thought it was a great course.

Where was it? My school taught a lot of that (but not all), through the 4 years. I missed out on a few in my senior year though since I finished it in 3 1/2 years and was anxious to get out.
 
Where was it? My school taught a lot of that (but not all), through the 4 years. I missed out on a few in my senior year though since I finished it in 3 1/2 years and was anxious to get out.
I also did not go my entire Senior year. I had enough credits and graduated early. I got a full time job, and an apartment. Ahh…those were the days…lol
 
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