The High School Financial Planning Program® (HSFPP) will be retiring on July 31, 2021. Learn more about this decision.
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Do you want to be involved with financial education in your community, school, or family? The need for financial education for teens and young adults has never been greater, and there are many ways that parents and trusted professionals in the community can play a role in the student's learning process.
If you are a teacher, a community volunteer, or involved with a nonprofit youth organization, use our program materials to teach a personal finance class or facilitate a workshop. Choose the 45-minute lessons that best fit your instruction schedule and the needs of your students.
Become familiar with our program by learning About the Program and examining content samples.
The HSFPP materials are intended to be used in classrooms or workshop settings where teens interact with an instructor. Seek out opportunities to introduce the program to educators and youth organization leaders in your area. Our materials are designed to stand alone or complement other resources, so point out how the HSFPP can fit into any personal finance program.
Investigate what is happening locally to become familiar with financial literacy initiatives in your community or state. Each state has unique programs with a variety of ways for you to be involved with existing financial literacy efforts.
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