Bill > AB990

Introduced Session

Under current law, a school board may grant a high school diploma to a pupil only if the pupil meets specific statutory requirements, including earning a certain number of credits in various subjects in the high school grades. Beginning with pupils graduating in 2028, current law requires that, to receive a high school diploma, a pupil must earn at least one-half credit of personal financial literacy. Under the bill, a school board must award one-half credit of personal financial literacy to a pupil who successfully completes a financial literacy program offered by a financial institution at a branch located in a school if the school board determines that the financial literacy program satisfies the personal financial literacy requirement. Under the bill, a “financial institution” is a bank, savings bank, savings and loan association, trust company, or credit union chartered under the laws of this state, another state, or territory, or under federal law.

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Elijah Behnke (R)*,  Calvin Callahan (R)*,  Alex Dallman (R)*,  Barbara Dittrich (R)*,  Robert Donovan (R)*,  Jodene Emerson (D)*,  Joy Goeben (R)*,  Russell Goodwin (D)*,  Chanz Green (R)*,  Rick Gundrum (R)*,  Dan Knodl (R)*,  Rob Kreibich (R)*,  Scott Krug (R)*,  Anthony Kurtz (R)*,  Paul Melotik (R)*,  Clint Moses (R)*,  Dave Murphy (R)*,  Jeff Mursau (R)*,  Jerry O'Connor (R)*,  William Penterman (R)*,  Pricilla Prado (D)*,  Amaad Rivera-Wagner (D)*,  Christine Sinicki (D)*,  Shae Sortwell (R)*,  David Steffen (R)*,  Rob Swearingen (R)*,  Duke Tucker (R)*,  Ron Tusler (R)*,  Randy Udell (D)*,  Nancy VanderMeer (R)*,  Chuck Wichgers (R)*,  Robert Wittke (R)*,  Shannon Zimmerman (R)*,  Rachael Cabral-Guevara (R),  Mary Felzkowski (R),  Brad Pfaff (D),  Romaine Quinn (R), 

Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 (on 03/23/2026)

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