Oakland Unified — CAASPP 2025
ELA Proficiency
Math Proficiency
of Black & Latino students in Oakland are below grade level in both ELA and Math (CAASPP 2025)
Source: CA Dept. of Education, CAASPP 2024–25
2025 CAASPP data confirms a persistent achievement gap falling hardest on Black and Latino students.
of Black & Latino students in Oakland are below grade level in both ELA and Math (CAASPP 2025)
Source: CA Dept. of Education, CAASPP 2024–25
of Black students in San FranciscoUSD are below grade level in Math (CAASPP 2025)
Source: CA Dept. of Education, CAASPP 2024–25
Our 10-week in-class programs make math relevant, engaging, and tied to wealth-building.
Studies consistently show that students enrolled in Financial Literacy programs demonstrate measurable gains in reading comprehension, math proficiency, and overall academic engagement — not just financial knowledge.
Students in Financial Literacy programs showed significantly higher math proficiency gains compared to peers — because budgeting, investing, and interest calculations make abstract math concrete and relevant.
Real-world financial texts — budgets, loan agreements, investment reports — require close reading and critical thinking. Students who practice Financial Literacy develop stronger comprehension across all subjects.
Research from NGPF and the Council for Economic Education found students in Financial Literacy courses are twice as likely to report high classroom engagement — a leading predictor of attendance, grades, and graduation rates.
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The Jump$tart Coalition reports that schools offering Financial Literacy see reduced absenteeism and higher student motivation — particularly among Title I student populations.
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California’s own CAASPP data confirms the achievement gap is widest in math — and Financial Literacy’s real-world math context is proven to be one of the most effective interventions for closing it.
FL4KID$ is the only Bay Area program combining Financial Literacy with proven academic outcomes — and 8× championship-level student performance.
Engaging, hands-on financial literacy, investing, and entrepreneurship programs delivered during the school day.
Multi-week programs built around your school schedule.
Supports financial literacy, college & career readiness, and student leadership.
FL4KID$ provides the curriculum, supplies, and experienced mentors. Schools provide students and classroom space.
California students and their families share what FL4KID$ programs mean to them.
Age 15 · Student · Oakland Unified School District
Age 13 · Student · San Francisco Unified School District
Parent · Oakland Unified School District
Age 14 · Student · East Bay · Tiger Tank Winner
Parent · San Francisco Unified School District
Age 12 · San Francisco · Virtual Stock Market Investing
10-week, in-class Financial Literacy programs with 45–60 minute weekly sessions—turning money knowledge into real-world skills.
California’s New Requirement
AB 2927 requires a personal finance course for California high school students beginning 2027–28, with the graduation requirement starting with the Class of 2030–31.
FL4KID$ partners with school districts, Title I schools, and after-school programs across California to deliver 10-week financial literacy programs that move the needle.
California AB 2927, signed June 29, 2024, requires all California high schools to offer a separate, stand-alone one-semester personal finance course beginning the 2027–28 school year. Completing that course becomes a graduation requirement for students in the Class of 2030–31. Districts that build the financial literacy foundation in elementary school will be years ahead of the mandate — and years ahead of the achievement gap. FL4KID$ gets you there.
We bring the complete program — curriculum, materials, instructors, and mentors. Your teachers observe and collaborate. Your students lead.
+13% Math Proficiency — Financial Literacy programs produce measurable math score gains by making abstract concepts real and applicable.
+18% Reading Comprehension — Financial texts develop critical reading skills that transfer across all subjects and grade levels.
2× Classroom Engagement — Students in Financial Literacy programs are twice as likely to report high engagement. (NGPF / Council for Economic Education)
Six 10-hour courses — fully developed and ready to deploy.
91% of students report increased financial confidence. 8× Virtual Stock Market Investing champions.
Aligned with Common Core math standards, California Financial Literacy guidelines, and NGPF framework.
FL4KID$ programs qualify for Title I, ELOP, and 21st CCLC after-school funding — meaning many districts pay $0 out of pocket. We provide all required documentation and grant letters.
Every program includes professional Bay Area mentors from finance, tech, and business — at no additional cost.
Pre/post assessments, student progress reports, and district-level outcome summaries provided at program close.
FL4KID$ rewards district-wide partnerships with volume discounts — the more schools you bring in, the more you save.
3–5 Schools
Off Total Program Cost
Perfect for small district pilots. Most schools qualify for Title I or 21st CCLC funding — meaning your net cost is often $0.
6–10 Schools
Off Total Program Cost
Ideal for district-wide commitments. Single invoice, district PO accepted, and full AB 2927 alignment documentation provided.
11+ Schools
Quote Available
For county offices of education and large districts. Custom pricing, dedicated program manager, and full reporting suite included.
A 30-minute conversation to understand your school's goals, grade levels, and scheduling needs.
We tailor the program sequence, mentor assignments, and field visit schedule to your calendar.
FL4KID$ instructors and mentors arrive ready to teach. Zero prep burden for your teachers.
At program close, receive a full student outcomes report, testimonials, and renewal options.
Let's build Financial Literacy into your district — one classroom at a time.