Financial literacy classes lay a foundation for high school students to build strong money habits and empower them with basic knowledge. The content in this course will provide the necessary materials to teach your students about financial needs and wants, budgeting, banking, credit, debt, insurance, taxes, investments, and more. 

This knowledge helps students grasp financial concepts and avoid many mistakes that lead to lifelong money struggles. The design of the textbook, Personal Finances: A High School Financial Literacy Course, is tailored for today’s students and reflects an understanding of the unique learning preferences and habits of these students. 

Classroom Focus: The curriculum is tailored for classroom use, promoting engagement through concise content and active learning methods like discussions, group activities, and hands-on exercises. 

Clarity and Accessibility: Lessons use clear language to accommodate diverse learning styles and abilities. 

Comprehensive Learning: Despite concise lessons, the curriculum covers all essential material, eliminating the need for external sources. 

The curriculum exceeds Florida’s financial literacy requirements, representing the gold standard in the United States. 

Topics covered include: insurance distinctions, budgeting techniques, personal record management, identity theft and fraud awareness, investing, personal taxes, and more. 

The curriculum isn’t just about taking tests or participating in discussions or classroom activities, it’s about applying knowledge to real-life situations and becoming financially responsible as students transition to adulthood. The hybrid textbook/workbook is affordable for schools, allowing students to take it home as a valuable resource for years, preparing them to be lifelong learners and self-sufficient.