IA SSB3109

Requires school districts, accredited nonpublic schools, charter schools, and innovation zone schools to provide "success-sequence education" in grades 7-12.

Defines success-sequence education as instruction on evidence-based milestones to accomplish before having children: obtaining at least a high school diploma, securing full-time employment, and getting married.

Mandates teaching that marriage generally provides financial, emotional, and health benefits to married individuals and their children.

Requires instruction on research indicating children with divorced parents have increased likelihood of poverty, incarceration, and negative physical and mental health outcomes.

Incorporates success-sequence education into social studies curriculum for grades 7-8 and personal finance literacy curriculum for grades 9-12, with costs paid from existing state school foundation aid.