Establishes provisions relating to personal finance curriculum requirements for public school students

Summary

The bill creates a statewide personal finance curriculum covering topics like budgeting, credit, taxes, and investing. Every school district must ensure each student completes a half‑unit of personal finance after ninth grade to graduate, with waivers for out‑of‑state transfers or counselor‑approved exceptions. The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education will form a work group to set performance standards, which the State Board will adopt and review every seven years.

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