By Louise Walker

I recently attended a financial literacy graduation ceremony for 52 high school seniors at Armijo High School in Fairfield.

The program teaches, assesses and certifies students in critical financial skills. The technology uses virtual worlds, gaming, social media and videos to teach critical skills, from using credit cards wisely to financing higher education. It is used by nearly 5,000 high schools in all 50 states and meets all national and state requirements for financial literacy.

via Viewpoints: Financial education vital for high schoolers – Viewpoints – The Sacramento Bee.