California high school seniors will have additional graduation requirements beginning as soon as the 2026-27 school year. In addition to existing requirements like English, math and science, the class ...

INSIDE THE CLASSROOM FOR TODAY’S LESSON. INSIDE THIS CLASSROOM AT THE SAINT JAMES CATHOLIC SCHOOL IS A BUNCH OF MIDDLE SCHOOLERS. BUT THE LESSONS THEY’RE LEARNING ARE FAR BEYOND THEIR YEARS. WHEN ...

SAN DIEGO — More real-life education is coming to the California classroom. A personal finance course is being added to the list of high school requirements. Local lawmakers say the new legislation ...

You might think your decisions like what credit card to get, which health-insurance plan to pick, and how much to save for retirement are annoying to think about, and you just get through the best you ...

The class will begin this fall and follows a new requirement from the state for all high school students to take a personal finance course in order to graduate. With the standards from the Department ...

When it comes to personal finances, the benefits of education can lead to considerable economic success later in life. According to a 2024 “Investing in Tomorrow” study by Tyton Partners and Next Gen ...

High school students in California soon will have another graduation requirement to get a diploma: financial literacy. California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 2927, which requires a semester-long ...

While plenty of studies show the link between financial knowledge and financial success, a recent report puts a price tag on it: $100,000. A study from consulting firm Tyton Partners and nonprofit ...

Surprisingly, just over half the high school students in the United States have access to a personal finance course in school. Almost all the personal finance requirements are limited to a half credit ...

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California high schoolers will soon be required to take a financial literacy course to graduate. The governor’s office says Gavin Newsom is expected to sign AB 2927, which would ...