Community of Practice (COP) - Personal Finance
Community of Practice (COP) - Personal Finance
SDCOE is hosting a Community of Practice (COP) focused on developing meaningful courses in Personal Finance that align with the requirements and topics identified in AB 2927. Special attention will be paid to developing courses that are relevant to students and that are designed for learner variability. Click here to join or contact Matt Hayes for more information.
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