JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – VyStar CU will take financial literacy training a step further and announced it will invest $100,000 to sponsor an academy of business and finance at the local Bartram Trail High School. The academy, which will provide real-life lessons in business and finance, will be known as the VyStar Academy. The sponsorship will allow the credit union giant to put a branch in the high school and to train students, at $15 an hour, to become student managers during the school year.
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