New York A08973 mandates public school students to complete three semester-long financial literacy courses between sixth and twelfth grades.
New York A08973 amends the education law to require all public school students to take three distinct semester-long financial literacy courses between sixth and twelfth grades. The courses cover topics such as personal finance, investment, credit, taxes, insurance, and financial planning. The board of education or trustees must provide each school with a copy of the prescribed course, which the commissioner may prescribe from time to time.
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