Fifth graders at KIPP BOLD charter school in Newark, N.J., are learning about intentional saving, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship. The program, taught by Stefon Bowman, aims to help students avoid financial struggles later in life. Instruction took place on May 28, 2026.
Key Points
- KIPP BOLD fifth graders study saving and financial literacy
- Curriculum covers entrepreneurship for long-term independence
- Program operates at a Newark charter school
Implications for Educational Freedom
Charter schools like KIPP illustrate how school choice fosters innovative curricula such as financial literacy that empower families and students.
Source: These KIPP fifth graders are learning money management skills so they will never be a ‘brokie’
