ROANOKE, Va. – Employees of Member One FCU are training students at Christiansburg High School to run an in-school branch of the credit union, one of three planned by the $350 million credit union.
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The Christiansburg students – all juniors and seniors – will receive class credit through the county's cooperative learning program, which places students in real-life work situations. They'll also earn a paycheck.
Member One plans to have branches in three area high schools: Christiansburg, Franklin County and William Fleming.
Business at the three branches will be limited to students and faculty.
