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Rhode Island keeps 'B' grade for high school financial literacy
Original: Rhode Island keeps ‘B’ grade for high school financial literacy
Rhode Island has again received a 'B' grade for the state of financial literacy education in its high schools, according to a report covered by Providence Business News. The rating measures how well the state prepares students in personal finance topics such as budgeting, saving and credit. The state held the same grade rather than improving, keeping it among mid-tier states on this measure.
Why now: Policymakers and educators regularly track these state report cards as interest in mandating financial literacy courses grows nationwide.
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- Rhode Island keeps ‘B’ grade for high school financial literacy · pbn.com
- Rhode Island keeps ‘B’ grade for high school financial literacy · Providence Business News
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