ALEXANDRIA, VA-Nearly 150 students from Alexandria City High School attended a financial literacy workshop at the Minnie Howard Campus. It was presented by Wells Fargo and the Society for Financial Education and Professional Development, Inc.
“On behalf of Alexandria City Public Schools,, I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to Wells Fargo for their generous support of our Economics and Personal Finance program,” said ACPS Superintendent Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt. “This critical course equips every ACPS student with the knowledge and tools needed to become financially responsible citizens, wise consumers and thoughtful investors.”
Through this initiative, participants learned how to:
- Enhance their financial literacy by developing a deeper understanding of budgeting, saving, and responsible spending
- Gain practical insights into everyday financial obligations and decision-making
- Improve financial behaviors, as demonstrated through measurable progress in pre- and post-program assessments
Wells Fargo team members coached students and answered their questions. This experience is designed specifically to provide insight into navigating financial matters and overcoming challenges through thoughtful planning.
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