• Financial literacy is understanding and effectively using various financial skills, including personal financial management, budgeting, and investing. When you are financially literate, you have the foundation of a relationship with money, and it is a lifelong journey of learning. The earlier you start, the better off you will be, because education is the key to success when it comes to money.

    Expected Behavior

    The following are behaviors expected of all people in this classroom:

        1.  Mutual respect/No put-downs

        2.  Truth and trust

        3.  Bring class materials-books, paper, pen/pencil, etc.

        4. Don’t talk when I’m talking, or when anyone else has permission to talk (active listening)

         Personal best.

    Classroom Expectations

    ·         Come to class on time (BEFORE the tardy bell rings).

    ·         Come to class PREPARED and ready to work.

    ·         No food in class.

    ·         Raise your hand before speaking.

    ·         Respect the rights, property, and opinions of others.

    ·         NO cell phones, tablets, headphones, etc. in class.

     

    Homework Policy:

    NO late homework will be accepted unless absent.
     

    Absences and Makeup Work:

    ·         If homework was due, it is to be turned in the day you return to class.

    ·         If you miss class, it is your responsibility to retrieve any missed work either via email, another classmate, or before school.  

    You will have Three days from date of return to turn in any missed work.

     

    Continued failure to follow expected classroom behavior will result in:

    • Consultation with student and/or class detention.
    • Contact parent/guardian
    • Referral to administration
     
    Period 1 Financial Literacy
    Period 2 Financial Literacy
    Period 3 Digital Lit.
    Period 4 Financial Literacy
    Period 6 Financial Literacy
    Period 7 Financial Literacy
    Period 8 Financial Literacy