Marshall Community Credit Union is proud to partner with local school districts to operate CU in School, a student-run branch program that exposes students to the credit union difference helping them foster a positive relationship with personal finance at a younger age.
What is CU in School
Students in grades K-8 who are members of MCCU have access to make weekly deposits at their school. Students are encouraged to set savings goals and are awarded age-appropriate incentives to build savings habits.
Participating Schools & Hours
- Gordon Elementary School (grades K-5); Thursdays at 10 AM
- Harper Creek Middle School; Wednesdays during lunch
- Hughes Elementary School (grades K-5); Thursdays at 1 PM
- Mar Lee School (grades K-8); Wednesdays at 1 PM
- Marshall Middle School; Tuesdays during lunch
- Walters Elementary School (grades K-5); Fridays at 8:40 AM
- Wattles Park Elementary School (K-4); Tuesdays at 1 PM
Ready to open a savings account for a young person in your life?
Student Volunteer Role at CU in School
Each year, students at participating schools may apply for a position with CU in School. Selected students will then help operate the branch as a Student Volunteer. Student Volunteers receive hands-on experience within the financial institution industry and encourage their peers to utilize the branch. Student Volunteers learn valuable work skills such as customer service, human resources, and marketing while their peers practice positive money habits and gain familiarity with financial products and services.
Apply as a Student Volunteer
Do you have a student in grades 3-5 interested in becoming a CU in School Student Volunteer? We're still accepting applications for the 2024/25 school year! MCCU will rotate Student Volunteers during the weeks of December 16, 2024, and March 10, 2025.
Need more information about the program? Contact us today at [email protected].