New York A05052 mandates high schools to offer a financial literacy course for grades nine through twelve, requiring students to pass it for.

New York A05052 amends the education law to require high schools to provide a financial literacy course for students in grades nine through twelve. The course must cover topics such as personal budgeting, wages and taxes, self-employment, savings and investments, debt management, and credit scores. Students must complete and pass this course to graduate, though exceptions are made for students with individual education plans who have disabilities. The course will be taught on a pass/fail basis and will not affect students' grade point averages.

New York A05052 mandates high schools to offer a financial literacy course for grades nine through twelve, requiring students to pass it for.

New York A05052 amends the education law to require high schools to provide a financial literacy course for students in grades nine through twelve. The course must cover topics such as personal budgeting, wages and taxes, self-employment, savings and investments, debt management, and credit scores. Students must complete and pass this course to graduate, though exceptions are made for students with individual education plans who have disabilities. The course will be taught on a pass/fail basis and will not affect students' grade point averages.