MAKING AN IMPACT

FINANCIAL LITERACY IS A NECESSITY FOR EVERYONE.

Our children should move into adulthood with a strong, reality-based understanding of personal finances.

We're doing something about that with our free financial literacy program for school students and educators in our region.

It's just another way we serve our communities.

27 Schools sponsored. 90 Teachers served. 9,100 students educated.

SPONSORED SCHOOLS

  • A. LINWOOD HOLTON GOV. SCHOOL

    ABINGDON
     

  • ABINGDON HIGH

    ABINGDON
     

  • CHILHOWIE HIGH 

    CHILHOWIE
     
  • CHILHOWIE MIDDLE 

    CHILHOWIE
     
  • DAMASCUS MIDDLE

    DAMASCUS
     
  • E.B. STANLEY MIDDLE

    ABINGDON
     
  • GATE CITY HIGH

    GATE CITY
     
  • GATE CITY MIDDLE

    GATE CITY
     
  • GLADE SPRING MIDDLE

    GLADE SPRING
     
  • HOLSTON FAMILY SERVICES

    BRISTOL
     
  • HOLSTON HIGH

    DAMASCUS
     
  • JOHN S. BATTLE HIGH

    BRISTOL
     
  • MARION MIDDLE

    MARION
     
  • MARION SENIOR HIGH

    MARION
     

  • MORRISON SCHOOL

    BRISTOL
     
  • NORTHWOOD HIGH

    SALTVILLE
     
  • NORTHWOOD MIDDLE

    SALTVILLE
     
  • PATRICK HENRY HIGH

    GLADE SPRING
     
  • RENAISSANCE PROGRAM/SCOTT CO

    GATE CITY
     
  • SCOTT COUNTY CAREER AND TECHNICAL CENTER

    GATE CITY
     
  • SMYTH COUNTY CAREER & TECHNICAL CENTER

    MARION
     
  • SUGAR GROVE COMBINED

    SUGAR GROVE
     
  • SULLINS ACADEMY

    BRISTOL
     
  • VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

    ABINGDON
     
  • W.N. NEFF CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

    ABINGDON
     
  • WALLACE MIDDLE

    BRISTOL
     
  • WASHINGTON CO. TECHNICAL

    ABINGDON

 

Change Jar & Hamburger art

 

Teaching REAL-WORLD financial literacy

The Bank of Marion Program teaches students to navigate adult financial dilemmas with real-life scenarios.

Heart coin and quarter

 

It's about more than MONEY

The Bank of Marion is smart about business. But supporting financial literacy is more than good business - it's about giving back. It's about giving young people a gift that will last forever.

 

Quill and ink with paper art

 

Meeting an UNFUNDED MANDATE

Teachers around the country are scrambling to meet state literacy requirements - with little to no financial help. The Bank of Marion is helping fill that gap with cutting edge software, interactive classroom materials, and professional presentations.

Smartphone art

 

Modernizing the CLASSROOM

Schools are changing rapidly. More students take laptops or tablets home, instead of textbooks, than ever before. Our program is not only a modern financial literacy platform-available on desktops and tablets- it's memorable and interactive.

 



 

Happy dollar bill

LEARN MORE

Educators can contact Tammy Shuler

tshuler@bomva.com for information.