It’s time to Get Real about the challenges of adulthood. That’s the message Administrators at Tahoma High School conveyed to their students last Friday.
With the Senior Boards dominating the entire week, Juniors at Tahoma wanted the chance to get an edge on their own futures, and in particular, their finances.
During the 50 minute long Credit University presentations, three audiences had the opportunity to learn about the dangers of identity theft, the path to earning and keeping good credit, and how the two of those in combination result in additional resources that can be saved at a local Credit Union.
As usual, teens are always excited to learn about these topics in a way that appeals to their own interests. What was particularly nice about this event were how many students waited after class to shake my hand, tell me how they’re going to use the information, and to express their appreciation for my time.
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