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High school financial literacy education now mandatory in Oklahoma
5/17/24, 4:00 PM
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has signed the House Bill 2158, introduced by Representative Dick Lowe, aims to equip students with essential financial skills before graduation.
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has signed a bill mandating financial literacy education for high school students, according to the Oklahoma House of Representatives. The legislation requires students to complete a half-unit of personal financial literacy coursework during their sophomore, junior, or senior years, either as part of an existing class or a standalone course. The bill sets out a raft of required financial topics, include retirement, investing, online banking, and understanding credit scores.
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