how the legal system works

How to pay taxes
How to get a mortgage
How to buy a house
How to buy a car
How to get a job

I could go on but I think you get my point.

Basic economics. How to live on a budget.
Basic politics. How to sort spin from fact.
Relationship skills. How to.....just about everything !
Parental responsibility. Everything from how to spot if your child is ill to how to get them legal support.
Basic home maintenance. You'd be surprised just how rarely you actually have to wire a plug but replace a fuse in the fusebox; stop a leak from your washer; what to do if your freezer suddenly goes kaput etc.
you know. REAL life skills.

I'd like to se them teach what I call practical economics. It would include money management, discussions about how to succeed in life, i.e. don't have babies until you can afford them cause if you do you'll be poor, don't expect a min wage job to support you, it wont. It seems common sense but that isn't common anymore so it needs to be taught.

Personal finance, interpersonal communication, general life skills required in adulthood

The Truth.

Classical music and dance.. sports.. all such activities that can cultivate real life skills .. also multiple foreign languages..

At the time I didn't really care, but looking back I feel like all kids should be taught about personal finance and logic/reasoning skills

Art of communicating what they feel without prejudice, hate, blaming and judging the other.

Agriculture and other life skills used in day to day life.

logic and how to deal with real life snd other people

Latin

Dyslexia ( Teachers need to learn about it )
biquƚƧ ɘd ƚon bluow yɘʜT nɘʜT

Self defence

We had a course called "Family Life" that had a day or two dedicated to everyday adult things like balancing a checkbook, writing a resume and interviewing for a job. I think that sort of thing (updated for the 21st century) would be helpful.

English?

The shit these little monkeys are spewing out their mouths today is something, but it ain't english.