Financial Literacy for Area Schools

UnitedOne Credit Union works with local educators and leaders to find ways to support financial literacy in our community schools.

Our partnership with the Manitowoc Public School District (MPSD), dates back to the opening of our first school branch at Monroe Elementary in 1996.

Now in eight, MPSD schools, elementary and middle school student-staff members gain real-world experience operating and marketing their school's credit union branch. At the high school level, student-staff members bolster their employment skills in partnership with local Youth Apprenticeship (YA) programming - see details below!

K-12 partnership objectives:

• To work cooperatively with educators and parents in developing responsible young consumers.
   
• To provide students the chance to begin developing good savings habits right in their school, where it’s convenient, and to understand the value of doing so.
   
• To give students the opportunity to become involved in authentic learning experiences, by taking active roles in marketing their credit union, setting goals, putting plans into action, and watching their credit union grow.
   
• To give UnitedOne Credit Union employees the opportunity to become involved with our community’s youth and share professional knowledge with students.

UnitedOne School Branches

Our student-led branches are open to students and school staff members who can help support the learning experience by making simple deposits and/or withdrawals from their UnitedOne account.

Student-staff members are excited to serve you and are trained to conduct your transactions in a confidential and professional manner. Thank you for your support!

Thanks for being part of UnitedOne.

Call or text us at (920) 684-0361, or email us at mail@UnitedOne.org. Proudly serving Manitowoc, Sheboygan, and surrounding communities.

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