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Buying Money Instructor with a purchase order
Already want Money Instructor, but your school needs to pay by purchase order? We can do that. One rate per teacher, no per-student fee, and nothing for students to sign up for.
Money Instructor has published financial education since 2002.
What A Membership Includes
Every teacher account opens the whole library
There is one level of access. A teacher with a membership can reach everything below, in any grade band, for the full twelve months — there is no upsell inside the site and no module sold separately.
A ten-unit course, ready to teach
Ten five-day units covering about 50 class periods for grades 6–12 and adult education. Each unit ships a teacher guide, a student packet, a pre-quiz, a post-quiz, an answer key, a vocabulary sheet, an editable slide deck and an applied project.
- A whole-course diagnostic and a cumulative final
- A capstone project
- Includes instruction across all six topic areas in the National Standards for Personal Financial Education
More than 100 worksheet generators
Each one prints a fresh worksheet every time it runs, so a teacher can give two classes different sheets, or reprint after a lesson goes sideways. Nearly all of them print a matching answer key with it — the few that do not are the ones where a key would mean nothing, like blank checks and deposit slips. Counting money and making change through to taxes, credit and investing.
Printables and premium products
More than 35 printable packs — sorting cards, posters, task cards, document-literacy packs that teach a student to read a real pay stub, lease or bill — plus eight premium teaching products such as the Classroom Economy Starter Kit and Understanding Your Paycheck.
The online classroom
A student bank, an optional classroom economy, budgeting simulations, a brokerage simulator and interactive lessons — all in a browser. Students sign in with a class code, a username and a PIN. No student email addresses.
State Standards
Does it meet our state’s requirement?
39 states now require personal finance education to graduate high school and 26 of them require a standalone course, according to the Council for Economic Education’s 2026 Survey of the States. Every one of those states writes its own standards, and no half-credit course covers all of them.
So instead of telling you it meets yours, we publish the crosswalk and let you check. For each state below we list every one of that state’s grades 9–12 standards and say whether one of our units covers it fully, in part, or not at all — naming what is missing on every partial row, and linking whatever else on the site covers the rest. Read yours before you raise a requisition.
- Alabama — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Arkansas — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- California — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Colorado — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Connecticut — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Delaware — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Florida — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Georgia — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Hawaii — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Indiana — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Iowa — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Kansas — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Kentucky — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Louisiana — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Michigan — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Mississippi — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Missouri — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Nebraska — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- New Hampshire — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- New Jersey — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Ohio — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Oklahoma — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Oregon — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Pennsylvania — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Rhode Island — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- South Carolina — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Tennessee — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Texas — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Utah — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Virginia — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- West Virginia — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
- Wisconsin — every grades 9–12 standard, mapped unit by unit
Each crosswalk is built from the objectives printed in the ten unit pacing guides, which are free and need no account — so a reviewer can check any row against the same source we built it from. If your state is not listed yet, ask us, and see the national standards crosswalk in the meantime.
Pricing
One rate per teacher
Our educator rate. One named account per teacher, full access for twelve months, no per-student charge and no cost for the students a teacher uses it with.
| Teachers | Annual total |
|---|---|
| 5 teachers | $249.75 |
| 10 teachers | $499.50 |
| 25 teachers | $1,248.75 |
Before you raise a requisition
- A membership is one named account. It is not a building license and it is not shared. Count the teachers who will actually sign in.
How To Buy
Buying on a purchase order
This is handled by a person rather than a procurement portal. It usually takes one email to start.
- Tell us how many teachersEmail us the number of teachers and the name of the school or district. You do not need names or email addresses yet.
- We send a quote and a W-9You get a written quote you can attach to a requisition, plus our W-9 and any vendor form your district needs completed.
- Your district issues the purchase orderSend it to us by email. We invoice against it the same way.
- We invoice, you payPayment by check or card. Memberships are set up once payment clears.
- We set up each teacher’s accountSend us one email address per teacher. We create each account and email that teacher a link to set their own password. Nothing is shared between accounts.
If you do not need a purchase order, you can skip all of this and buy a membership for any teacher directly on our purchase page — enter their email address and check out. Run it once per teacher.
Straight Answers
What we do not do
Worth knowing before a call rather than after one. If any of these is a requirement for your district, tell us up front and we will say honestly whether we can meet it.
- No roster sync. There is no Google Classroom, Clever or LTI integration. A teacher adds students by typing them in or uploading a CSV.
- No signed data processing agreement yet. If your district requires a signed DPA before purchase, tell us before you buy so nobody wastes a requisition.
- No single sign-on for your staff directory. Teachers sign in with a Money Instructor account and their own password.
- No district administrator dashboard. Each teacher sees their own classes. There is no roll-up view across a school.
Questions
Common questions from school buyers
Do our students need accounts?
Not for the printable materials — a teacher downloads and prints those. For the online Classroom apps, students sign in with a class code, a username and a PIN that the teacher sets and can reset. Students never give an email address, and there is nothing for them to sign up for.
Can we add teachers partway through the year?
Yes. Email us and we will quote and invoice the additional seats. Each new membership runs twelve months from its own start date.
What if a teacher leaves?
Email us and we will move that seat to another teacher at your school. The membership keeps its original expiry date.
Can several teachers share one membership?
No — each membership is one named account. If two teachers need access at the same time, buy two.
Is there a discount for buying in bulk?
The educator rate is already our lowest published price and every teacher gets full access at it. If you are buying for an unusually large group, email us and ask.
Can we pay by credit card instead?
Yes. If you do not need a purchase order, you can buy a membership for any teacher directly on our purchase page — enter their email address and check out. Do that once per teacher.
Ask for a quote
Tell us the school and how many teachers, and we will send a written quote, our W-9 and anything else your district needs to set us up as a vendor. If you would rather look first, the free materials are open to anyone — no account required.