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Arizona's high school students rip civics, financial education

The student panel said 31% of students have access to financial education courses, while more than 68% want them, underscoring uneven instruction.

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Civics and financial literacy education across the state's public schools is inconsistent, relies too much on memorization, and does not adequately prepare students for the real world.

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Students rip civics, financial education in public schools, including Mesa's

Civics and financial literacy education across the state's public schools is inconsistent, relies too much on memorization, and does not adequately prepare students for the real world.

·Mesa, United States
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Arizona's high school students rip civics, financial education

Civics and financial literacy education across the state's public schools is inconsistent, relies too much on memorization, and does not adequately prepare students for the real world.

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Gilbert Sun News broke the news on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.
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