Not quite. Parents and the general community want Maths, English and History taught at school, and in an already crowded curriculum, Personal Finance to 13-16 year olds would not be considered a priority over the basics. There are many competing demands on what children should be taught and personal finance is rather down on the list. I'd be very surprised if it got accepted into a crowded curriculum in a high school. Very surprised indeed. Enough time for that post-secondary school at 18 plus years of age.
