No

There are not specific standards as they are embedded in the social students or mathematics curriculum. The state does have very specific requirements for who can teach the personal financial literacy courses. The focus of the course dictates which certification a teacher must hold to be highly qualified to teach the course.

https://www.michigan.gov/documents/mde/Personal_Finance_557249_7.pdf

Yes. Personal Finance

FCS utilizes the National Family and Consumer Sciences Standards for their coursework. The course for personal financial literacy is Personal Finance.

Business Education has a specific course entitled Personal Finance.

Yes

Students are required to complete .5 credits of Economics. The .5 credit Economics requirement may be satisfied by completion of at least a .5 credit course in Personal Economics that includes a financial literacy component as described in Section 1165, if that course covers the subject area content expectations for Economics developed by the Department and approved by the State Board under Section 1278b.

https://www.michigan.gov/documents/mde/Final_Social_Studies_Standards_Document_655968_7.pdf

Yes

Student may earn a math credit through a personal financial literacy course as outlined in Section 1165 of state law.

Yes

Students are required to meet the standards that are embedded in the coursework of social studies. They may also complete a family and consumer sciences course or business education course for elective credit.

No