New York A04433 mandates financial literacy education for eleventh-grade students in public and private schools, covering topics like taxes, student.

New York A04433 amends the education law to require all public and private schools to provide financial literacy education to pupils in grade eleven. Schools can fulfill this requirement by incorporating financial literacy coursework into an existing course or by establishing a new course dedicated to financial literacy. The curriculum must cover topics such as taxes, student loans, car loans, mortgages, debt, interest rates, credit cards, and more. Schools retain the flexibility to determine the curriculum's order, method, and structure beyond the required topics.

New York A04433 mandates financial literacy education for eleventh-grade students in public and private schools, covering topics like taxes, student.

New York A04433 amends the education law to require all public and private schools to provide financial literacy education to pupils in grade eleven. Schools can fulfill this requirement by incorporating financial literacy coursework into an existing course or by establishing a new course dedicated to financial literacy. The curriculum must cover topics such as taxes, student loans, car loans, mortgages, debt, interest rates, credit cards, and more. Schools retain the flexibility to determine the curriculum's order, method, and structure beyond the required topics.