Missouri HB2867 mandates the development of a personal finance curriculum for high school students.
Missouri HB2867 requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to create a personal finance curriculum for school districts. The curriculum must cover topics such as earning income, budgeting, saving, credit, investing, fraud prevention, taxes, and understanding contracts. The curriculum will be reviewed every seven years to reflect current economic trends. The work group developing the curriculum includes educators, department representatives, and up to two representatives from various financial industries.
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