California Could Require Kids To Learn How To Manage Money. Should Voters Decide Curriculum?
A ballot initiative that would require a personal finance class in high school circumvents the usual process for curriculum changes.
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A ballot initiative that would require a personal finance class in high school circumvents the usual process for curriculum changes.
A ballot initiative that would require a personal finance class in high school circumvents the usual process for curriculum changes.
School curriculum is usually the purview of education experts, but this fall it could be decided by California voters, who will vote on adding a new requirement for high school
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California voters will vote on a ballot initiative this fall to add a financial literacy requirement to the high school graduation requirements, with support from nearly 90% of adults and education experts questioning the idea of leaving curriculum decisions to voters.