Teacher Information:

• Mr. Robert Franz
• Email: rfranz@jacksonsd.org
• Classroom E107 
• Office Hours: 
• Class Schedule: Semester 2

Financial Literacy is a comprehensive study of personal financial literacy designed for college-bound and career-oriented students. Students learn to make informed financial decisions related to budgeting, banking, credit, insurance, taxes, and career exploration. An integral component of the financial literacy curriculum is the application of decision-making skills that enable students to become more responsible consumers for lifelong success.

Evaluation Methods:

• 50% from Assessment (Tests and Projects)
• 40% from Participation (Classwork/Discussions)
• 10% from Homework (Practical Application) 

Required Materials:

• Notebook
• pen/pencil/highlighter
• Chromebook (charged)
• Folder (storage for all worksheets/handouts)

Expectations and Classroom Procedures:

• Students will come to class on time, prepared, and ready to contribute to class discussions.
• Students will store their cell phones in the designated classroom area during class time.
• Due dates for assignments are not suggestions and will be strictly enforced.
• All students are responsible for making up work in the event of an absence. All classwork/homework will be posted daily on Google Classroom to assist the students.
• Students will be respectful to each other in every aspect.

Financial Literacy Units:

• Economic System
• Managing Your Finances
• Income and Taxes
• Financial Institutions and Services
• Credit / Savings/ Insurance
• Invest / Estate planning
• Stock Market Analysis
• Shopping Basics
• Managing Your Spending
• Planning Your Future
• Real-Life Scenarios with Financial Awareness