1 Credit
      Grade 10 - 12

A full year course where students apply math skills in everyday life:  some of the topics covered:  Calculation of paycheck, commission, payroll, federal and state income taxes, budgets, checking accounts, saving accounts, money market, CD accounts, loans, installments loans APR, credit cards and finance charges, comparative shopping, mortgage payments, property taxes, property insurance, buying and leasing a car, vehicle depreciation, car insurance, life insurance, and health insurance, and health insurance.  This course may be used as the third math credit for graduation.  This course is correlated to the Jump$tart Coalition's National Standards for Personal Financial Literacy.