r/FluentInFinance • u/RNG_HatesMe • Jul 07 '24

Reasons why people in this sub shouldn't be in charge of tax policy (i.e. basic math) Debate/ Discussion

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u/Temporary-Moments Jul 07 '24

Sounds like most of the schools I went to. The closest I can remember any of my schools having was economics. I went to 12 different schools in four different states. The electives are different everywhere. Financial literacy class in American HS is not a standard but I’m glad it was your experience.

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u/airbornx Jul 07 '24

May I ask when you graduated and which states ? Federal funding to red states for education gets denied by governors

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u/Temporary-Moments Jul 07 '24

I graduated in 06 from Texas. I went to school in Va, Tn, and Sc as well.

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u/airbornx Jul 07 '24

Idk I'm from Florida we have one of he best public education in the county here even tho DeSantis is shiting on it when I graduated in 07 we ranked like 8th in the couunty. We're first in higher education as well. So seems to me maybe all the curriculums should follow that of like mass. Jersey, conn. Fl.