- Jackson Memorial High School
- Financial Literacy
Franz, Robert
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Teacher Information:
- Mr. Rob Franz
- Email: rfranz@jacksonsd.org
- Classroom 222 ( Bernie Reider Building)
- Office Hours: M-W-THURS 9:56am - 10:24am
- Class Schedule:
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 applying decision-making skills that enable students to become more responsible consumers for lifetime 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 an assigned classroom area for class time.
- Due dates for assignments are not suggestions and will be strictly enforced.
- All students are responsible for make-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