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KSFR Story on Education Spending, January 21, 2019

January 22, 2019 KGFisher Comment

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🎒April is financial literacy month🎒

We talked to Travis Crawley, a teacher at Volcano Vista High School in Albuquerque, who says financial literacy is one of the most important classes a student can take.
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We are so excited to see that 53 school districts across New Mexico have adopted financial literacy graduation requirements! That's more than 54% of New Mexico's public school student population! 🎓🎓

We believe that every student in New Mexico deserves a standalone course in financial literacy, to better prepare them for their financial futures. If your school district is listed below, contact your school board member and urge them to adopt financial literacy graduation requirements! 🏫🎒

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Here's some talking points you can include in your letter/email to your school board member:

1) Financial literacy courses teach students critically important life skills, like budgeting, saving, investing, credit scores, and the costs of borrowing.

2) Research shows that students who complete these courses are more likely to save money, invest money, create budgets, and seek out lower-cost forms of credit.

3) Students also share the knowledge they receive with family members and friends, and they graduate better prepared for financial decision-making in the workforce or college. ... See MoreSee Less

We are so excited to see that 53 school districts across New Mexico have adopted financial literacy graduation requirements! Thats more than 54% of New Mexicos public school student population! 🎓🎓 We believe that every student in New Mexico deserves a standalone course in financial literacy, to better prepare them for their financial futures. If your school district is listed below, contact your school board member and urge them to adopt financial literacy graduation requirements! 🏫🎒 ____________________________________________ Heres some talking points you can include in your letter/email to your school board member: 1) Financial literacy courses teach students critically important life skills, like budgeting, saving, investing, credit scores, and the costs of borrowing. 2) Research shows that students who complete these courses are more likely to save money, invest money, create budgets, and seek out lower-cost forms of credit. 3) Students also share the knowledge they receive with family members and friends, and they graduate better prepared for financial decision-making in the workforce or college.Image attachmentImage attachment
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🎓 BIG NEWS 🎓

Financial literacy is now required to graduate in 52 New Mexico school districts.
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🎒April is financial literacy month🎒 We talked to 🎒April is financial literacy month🎒 We talked to Travis Crawley, a teacher at Volcano Vista High School in Albuquerque, who says financial literacy is one of the most important classes a student can take. ____________ So far, 53 school districts have adopted financial literacy as a graduation requirement! Let's grow that number to include ALL 89 school districts in New Mexico!
Together, we CAN get the remaining interstate lice Together, we CAN get the remaining interstate licensure compacts for health care workers done! 💪💪
We are so excited to see that 53 school districts We are so excited to see that 53 school districts across New Mexico have adopted financial literacy graduation requirements! That's more than 54% of New Mexico's public school student population! 🎓🎓 We believe that every student in New Mexico deserves a standalone course in financial literacy, to better prepare them for their financial futures. If your school district is listed above, contact your school board member and urge them to adopt financial literacy graduation requirements! 🏫🎒 ____________________________________________ Here's some talking points you can include in your letter/email to your school board member: 1) Financial literacy courses teach students critically important life skills, like budgeting, saving, investing, credit scores, and the costs of borrowing. 2) Research shows that students who complete these courses are more likely to save money, invest money, create budgets, and seek out lower-cost forms of credit. 3) Students also share the knowledge they receive with family members and friends, and they graduate better prepared for financial decision-making in the workforce or college.
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