Bank In The School Program
An Ongoing Partnership for Students
Early in 2001, the UNO Center for Economic Education, OPS Conestoga Magnet School, and Well Fargo Bank began meeting to create a real world experience for students that supported the school’s theme of economics and financial literacy and its’ saving curriculum. The outcome of these meetings was the first elementary in-school savings bank in recent Nebraska history. Since that year, several in-school savings only banks have been created with different school districts, local bank partners, and many successful student savers. The Nebraska Council on Economic Education and its 5 Centers have been proud to help establish the following bank partnerships. If you have a question or desire to learn more about this process, please contact the Nebraska Council or your local Center for more information.
| Founding Date | School | Bank Partner | Center |
| 2002 | Conestoga Economics and Mathematics Magnet Center, OPS | Well Fargo, 52nd and Blondo, Omaha | UNO Center for Economic Education |
| 2005 | R.M. Marrs Middle School Magnet Center, OPS | Wells Fargo, 24th and L St., Omaha | UNO Center for Economic Education |
| 2006 | Clinton Elementary School, LPS | US Bank, 233 S. 13th St., Lincoln | UNL Center for Economic Education |
| 2008 | Thayer County Intermediate School | Thayer County Bank, Hebron, Nebraska | UNL Center for Economic Education |
| 2009 | Spring Lake Mathematics Magnet Center, OPS | Security National Bank, 29th and L St., Omaha | UNO Center for Economics Education |
| 2009 | Linden Elementary School, Fremont | First State Bank, Fremont | UNO Center for Economic Education |
| 2009 | Omaha South High School, OPS | Wells Fargo, 24th and L St., Omaha | UNO Center for Economic Education |
| 2010 | Skinner Magnet Center, OPS | US Bank, 1700 Farnam St. Omaha | UNO Center for Economic Education |
| 2010 | Underwood Focus School, Learning Community Omaha | First National Bank, 48th and Ames, Omaha | UNO Center for Economic Education |