As county office, district, and teacher leaders prepare to implement AB 2927, CCEE is partnering with curriculum providers, nonprofits, community partners, and financial services organizations across California and the nation to curate resources that support local decision-making. We encourage education leaders to consider not only how to meet the requirement, but also what a successful personal finance course looks like for students and educators.
The California Department of Education (CDE) has statutory responsibility for providing guidance to public local educational agencies (LEAs) across California. You can access its resources on the CDE’s personal finance education page.
Many implementation decisions, such as how to sequence the course across grade levels or support students transferring from other districts, will ultimately be made locally. CCEE’s resources are designed to complement CDE guidance and help LEAs make these decisions with greater clarity and confidence.
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On October 28, 2026, we joined leading voices in financial education, policy, curriculum, and community partnership for a statewide discussion on the implementation of California’s new personal finance graduation requirement.
The conversation featured Dr. Radha Bhattacharya of California State University, Fullerton, Matthew Hayes of San Diego County Office of Education, Stepan Mekhitarian, Ed.D. of Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF), Kyra Seay, MS of Cal Coast Credit Union, and our President & CEO David Nungaray.
This program was presented with generous support from Cal Coast Credit Union.
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