Is your teen truly ready to manage money after graduation?

Consumer Math & Financial Literacy is a upperr-level high school course designed to prepare students for real-world financial independence. Using a blended approach from Demme Learning’s Stewardship and Not Consumed’s Consumer Math for Real Life, this class combines structured math instruction with hands-on, real-world financial projects.

This is not just a workbook course. Students will actively apply what they learn to realistic adult scenarios.

Students Will Learn To:

Create and manage a realistic monthly budget
Understand taxes, paychecks, and deductions
Compare loans and calculate interest
Evaluate credit cards responsibly
Explore housing and transportation costs
Understand insurance and risk
Learn the basics of saving and investing
Make financial decisions through a Biblical stewardship lens

How This Class Works

Each week includes:

Clear, guided instruction in essential consumer math skills
Practice problems to build confidence
Real-life financial simulations and projects
Class discussions about wise financial decision-making

Students won’t just “learn about money” — they will practice managing it.

Why Parents Love This Course

Counts as 1 full high school math credit
Designed specifically for upperclassmen preparing for adulthood
Practical life skills teens will use immediately
Biblical worldview integrated throughout
Balanced structure + engaging projects

Graduation is coming quickly. Let’s make sure our students step into adulthood prepared.

Consumer Math and Financial Literacy (ideal for 11th-12th)