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10 Crazy State School Laws

By The Home Economist| 2012-11-05T17:57:49+00:00 November 5th, 2012|Categories: Econo-YOU, School & Money|Tags: California schools, Colorado schools, dropping out, education, failing exams, Florida schools, funding, Georgia schools, Kentucky schools, laws, Maine education, manditory kindergarten, MIchigan schools, parent involvement, school and money, school funding, school laws, school laws by state, schools, student identification systems, teacher training|

Everyone knows "schools" and "rules" go hand-in-hand, but take a look at the laws our teachers follow. BY THE HOME ECONOMIST Schools don't only make rules, they also follow them. Alabama says 14 years olds who have both a legal job and their parents blessing can – by law – leave school for good. In Washington DC [...]

Kid-O-Nomics: Start Teaching Kids about Money In Kindergarten and Keep Going

Allowances, jobs, saving and spending, the lastest push in education is to get economics in schools. Here's what you need to do at home. BY THE HOME ECONOMIST This week in her after-school program, teen coordinator for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Miami Diana Perez will introduce to junior-high kids a few real-life financial skills [...]

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