Starting next year, every Wisconsin student will have to take a financial literacy class before they can graduate from high school.
A $296,000 grant to school districts will help make that requirement more financially feasible.
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions announced Thursday more than two dozen school districts and other community-based organizations would receive grant money.
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