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Kansas Lawmakers Consider Requiring Financial Literacy Class

Published February 12, 2019 at 2:00 PM CST
Some Kansas school districts offer of financial literacy education but the curriculum is not mandatory. (Photo: Chris Potter, Flcker Creative Commons)
Some Kansas school districts offer of financial literacy education but the curriculum is not mandatory. (Photo: Chris Potter, Flcker Creative Commons)

Kansas lawmakers are once again considering whether to require personal finance classes for high school graduation. For the Kansas News Service, Deborah Shaar has details.

 
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