Kane, Warren Students Score High
Kane Area High School students and students from the Warren County Area Vocational Technical School are among those who scored in the top 20 percent of students across the country who participated in the National Financial Capability Challenge.
Pennsylvania students ranked third in the number of perfect scores achieved.
“We are encouraged that so many teachers and students chose to participate,” said Mary Rosenkrans, director of the Pennsylvania Office of Financial Education. “However, the test results show that we still have work to do. I look forward to more schools and students using resources like the Office of Financial Education and the Jump$tart Coalition. When young people are financially literate, it means our economic future will be stronger.”
The challenge is sponsored by the U.S. departments of Education and Treasury.
For more information, visit www.moneysbestfriend.com.
Pennsylvania students ranked third in the number of perfect scores achieved.
“We are encouraged that so many teachers and students chose to participate,” said Mary Rosenkrans, director of the Pennsylvania Office of Financial Education. “However, the test results show that we still have work to do. I look forward to more schools and students using resources like the Office of Financial Education and the Jump$tart Coalition. When young people are financially literate, it means our economic future will be stronger.”
The challenge is sponsored by the U.S. departments of Education and Treasury.
For more information, visit www.moneysbestfriend.com.
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