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Ysleta ISD Celebrates Student Achievements in Financial Literacy and Scholarships

KVIAYvonne Suarez
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The Ysleta Independent School District (YISD), in partnership with One Main Financial and State Senator Cesar Blanco, recognized a group of twelve students for their accomplishments in financial literacy and awarded five scholarships worth $1,000 each. The Credit Worthy Program, a free initiative aimed at high school students, teaches essential financial skills such as understanding credit scores and making informed spending choices. Participants submitted essays detailing how they would apply these skills in real-world situations, often reflecting on personal financial challenges. This program is designed to equip students with practical knowledge that is often absent from traditional education, helping them build a solid financial foundation for the future.

Key Details: • Five $1,000 scholarships awarded to high school seniors. • Students participated in the Credit Worthy Program focused on financial education. • Essays submitted by students highlighted personal financial experiences.

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Ysleta Independent School DistrictCesar BlancoPaola Garcia AbooOne Main Financial

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