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Missouri's new requirement that public high school students take a personal finance course was the focus of a recent interview by KSDK-TV in St. Louis with Mary Suiter, manger of economic education at the St. Louis Fed. Suiter talked about the Bank's lesson plans for teaching personal finance and explained some of the other related materials for teachers, students and consumers.
Find additional Fed publications, lesson plans and activities at FederalReserveEducation.org, the Fed System's online repository of classroom resources for educators.
