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On the surface, that looks like a great deal! Will look into further.
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This looks nice for those who qualify. It seems that you do two webinars in addition to the course(s).
"The pilot will include two non-consecutive days of online professional development, the first of which will be a webinar to explore the micro-credentials and select which of the financial literacy micro-credentials participants would like to pursue. A second day, planned a few months later and also virtual, will provide more guidance and check in on progress."
It might be only for personal finance courses. It wasn't clear.
The registration form asks for your school district and state.
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