A new wave of money-focused summer camps is replacing s’mores with FICO scores to teach Gen Z about finance.

A new wave of money-focused summer camps is replacing s’mores with FICO scores to teach Gen Z about finance. With names like Moolah U, Camp Millionaire, and Money Munchkids, these camps are replacing traditional outdoor activities with courses on entrepreneurship, the stock market, and more. Only 17 states in the U.S. currently require high schools to teach financial literacy, so these new summer schools could fill a much-needed niche. (Quartz, CNBC)