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Bank of America Visits Students of Texans Can Academy to Share Financial Education

Texans Can Academy - Dallas Oak Cliff worked with a local branch of Bank of America to provide students information on banking, the importance of financial responsibility and stability, and the benefits of having a bank account.

After learning about finances from the Bank of America representatives, approximately 24 students established free student checking accounts. The representatives will visit the school again on May 24 during the high school’s college and career fair to provide more information about banking services, being smart about finances, and to set up additional complimentary student accounts.

Texans Can Academies - Dallas Oak Cliff contacted the bank for this partnership after eighteen students gained employment last December with Pecan Deluxe Candy Factory. The newly gainfully employed students needed information about direct deposits for their paychecks and how to manage their checking accounts, so the school coordinated with and hosted bank representatives to teach the students financial literacy.

About Texans Can Academies

Celebrating 31 years of providing the highest quality education for all students, Texans Can Academies are graduating thinkers. Texans Can Academies is a not-for-profit network of 13 dropout recovery public schools in Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, Houston and San Antonio.  Texans Can Academies is a 501(c)3 tax exempt organization of tuition-free, open enrollment, public high schools of choice serving students who have struggled in a traditional high school setting. To date, more than 141,120 youth have been given a second chance at life with the opportunity to pursue their dreams.  Cars for Kids is a 501(c)3 tax exempt organization benefiting Texans Can Academies and is the only car donation program in Texas that is operated by the charity it serves. For more information, visit: www.texanscan.org or www.carsforkids.org.

 

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Thursday, 03 May 2018