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JA Financial Literacy®

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JA Financial Literacy®, course, is a two-semester, teacher-led course that equips high school students with foundational personal finance skills. These skills include how to earn and save money; manage money by being a wise consumer and creating and using a budget; manage bank accounts, investments, and credit; assess risks and use insurance; and address financial problems like identity theft and debt. Volunteers engage with students through a variety of activities that may include subject-matter guest speaking, coaching, or advising for case study and project coursework.

This modular and comprehensive course is comprised of 7 units spread across two semesters. It is designed to address Louisiana’s personal finance education goals, and it incorporates educator-led lessons, student self-guided activities, case studies, and experiential capstone enhancements.

- Our Financial Literacy course meets new high school graduation requirements and TOPS eligibility.
- This course is required for graduation and impacts the graduation rate index for both the school system and the school performance scores.
- 118 Instructional Contact Hours
- This course includes Educator training, assessments, extended learning opportunities, pre-post- student surveys, case studies, and content videos

JA Program Details

Grades:
High School
Sessions:
0
Volunteer Time Commitment:
Implementation Options:
Classroom Based
Virtual
JA Focus:
Financial Literacy High Financial Literacy
Entrepreneurship Minimal Entrepreneurship
Work Readiness Moderate Work Readiness
Related Program Supplements:

Alignment with Standards

Common Core Standards

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Scope and Sequence

Junior Achievement learning experiences cover financial literacy, career and work readiness, and entrepreneurship. Our extensive scope and sequence helps explain how our programs cover these subjects at various grade levels.

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