MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (7News) — The Montgomery County Public Schools Board of Education is taking a closer look at a resolution approved in November of 2021.
"Requiring a .5 credit for financial literacy with it being considered for graduation as a graduation requirement," said MCPS Superintendent Dr. Monifa McKnight at a school board meeting on May 25.
If the School Board approves the idea, MCPS would join a growing number of school systems in the area and across the country that require students to take a financial literacy course to graduate...
MCPS considers requiring students to take a financial literacy course before graduating | WJLA
It would complement the 0.5 credit economics course.
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