SFUSD receives grant to teach financial literacy in high schools

The topics that will be integrated into high school lessons include savings, budgeting, paying for college, taxes and investing.

The San Francisco Unified School District announced it is the first in California to apply for and receive a grant that will allow the district's educators to integrate financial literacy curriculum in high schools.

The SFUSD said the NGPF curriculum includes"relevant topics around savings, budgeting, paying for college, taxes and investing." Some of the organization's curriculum are already in use by the SFUSD in some math and economics glasses, and the grant will allow the district to adapt the curriculum into semester or year-long personal finance elective classes.

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