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High School Seniors stand in line to receive their diplomas during their commencement ceremony. Last week, California became the 26th state to require high school students to take a stand-alone, one-semester financial literacy course. The personal finance course will teach students a range of topics, including banking, budgeting, loans, insurance, investing, and credit, among others. Susan Tripp Pollard/Bay Area News Group
High School Seniors stand in line to receive their diplomas during their commencement ceremony. Last week, California became the 26th state to require high school students to take a stand-alone, one-semester financial literacy course. The personal finance course will teach students a range of topics, including banking, budgeting, loans, insurance, investing, and credit, among others. Susan Tripp Pollard/Bay Area News Group
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California high school seniors will have additional graduation requirements beginning as soon as the 2026-27 school year.

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