New York City’s High School for Math, Science & Engineering Named Nation’s Top High School Teaching Personal Finance
Working in Support of Education (W!se), a leading educational nonprofit, has announced its 2019 ranking of the "100 Best W!se High Schools Teaching Personal Finance" during a ceremony at the
Now in its seventh year, the "100 Best W!se High Schools Teaching Personal Finance" is the first and only national ranking in high school financial education, recognizing excellence in personal finance instruction among W!se's national network of schools that participate in its Financial Literacy Certification program.
"We are delighted to honor this year's top 100 schools and congratulate the students, teachers and administrators from these schools for their outstanding achievement," said
Speakers at this year's ceremony included
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W!se's award-wining Financial Literacy Certification program supports personal finance instruction at high schools in 48 states. Participating schools teach a course on personal finance and administer W!se's Financial Literacy Certification Test after instruction. Students passing the Test become Certified Financially Literate™ (CFL), a nationally recognized credential. W!se provides professional development, a curriculum aligned to national and state standards and other value added teaching tools to support instruction. Teachers and schools are recognized based on student performance on the Test.
The "100 Best" ranking is determined based on the average Certification Test score from each school with consideration given to the number of test takers and the socio-economic background of the students at each school.
For the complete list of this year's 100 Best schools, click here.
About W!se
Working in Support of Education (W!se) is a leading educational nonprofit based in
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