West Virginia University’s business school is teaming up with the state auditor’s office and a nonprofit economic literacy group called the West Virginia Jump$start Coalition to present a conference for educators to learn personal finance — and how to teach it to their students, the Associated Press reports. This year’s Finance University is the 10th annual event for middle- and high-school teachers. It will be held Monday through Friday at the Charleston Conference Center. Conference organizers say that participants will take a course to prepare for teaching their students personal-finance topics…
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