If we are talking academic type classes, I would say schools should put more emphasis on programming, economics, and maybe statistics. My high school offered a class in Visual Basic, but very few students actually took it. I'm unaware of any classes that were offered in econ or stat. I wasn't introduced to these topics until college.
As others have said, it would've been nice to have a class on personal finance as well. It took me until my late twenties until I learned how to budget and become interested in paying off debt and saving.
They throw you in prison oin the states for that shit.
In canada the only penalties to jot paying debt is no opportunity to acquire more debt + difficulty getting an apt/condo/house/car. If youre over 30 you should have enough saved to buy at least a used car outright anyway though. Fuck the BANKS! 2009 says fuck th3m bank.
Finances and taxes are big one's; I never learned any of those in high-school because they didn’t teach it.
“I don’t want a nation of thinkers, I want a nation of workers.”
– John D. Rockefeller
If you had the power to force 3 topics to be taught in high school what would they be?
How to check your privilege
How to get in touch with your feminine side
How to recognize all genders
That reminds me:Kindness. To all living things
Compassion. To all living things
Your Gonna Die