SCHOOL BANK

Bank of Lincoln County offers students grades K- 8th the opportunity to open a savings account and participate in our School Bank Program during the school year.

Bank representatives visit the school once a week to allow students the opportunity to make a deposit and earn a prize for practicing healthy savings habits. Deposits can also be made at any Bank of Lincoln County branch at any time. Withdraws can only be made at any Bank of Lincoln County branch.

Features of the School Bank Savings Program

• No minimum balance
• No service charge
• Interest bearing account
• Existing children’s savings accounts may be used in the School Bank program
• Your child may spin our “Wheel of Fortune” for a chance to win added prize deposits

South Lincoln Elementary
Tuesdays; 7:15am-7:45am

Riverside Christian Academy Tuesdays; 7:15am-7:45am

Blanche Elementary
Wednesdays; 7:15am-7:45am

Flintville Elementary
Wednesdays; 7:15am-7:45am

Unity Elementary
Thursdays; 7:15am-7:45am

Highland Rim Elementary    Thursdays; 7:15am-7:45am

For more information contact:

Kelsie Repasky
krepasky@bolconline.com

BOLC Falcon Branch

The Falcon Branch, a new, school-based branch of the Bank of Lincoln County, at Lincoln County High School. This new branch is located adjacent to the cafeteria and is open during lunch period every day. The Falcon Branch is available to all students, faculty, and staff of LCHS, but is not open to the public. The branch is run fully by students through the Career Technical Education Department. Checking and savings accounts, as well as Christmas and Vacation Club savings accounts are offered to both students, teachers, and staff at this branch. They can make deposits, cash checks, or utilize the fully functioning ATM, which requires no fee from anyone with a Bank of Lincoln County account.

“The Bank of Lincoln County is so excited about this new endeavor. We researched this over two years and have been working with the CTE Department and the Board for over a year to make this a reality,” said Gay G. Dempsey, CEO. “We see this as an investment in our community and a way for us to give back and support our students. Any costs associated with the establishment of the branch have been fully funded by the Bank of Lincoln County.” Dempsey also added that “All transactions and paperwork are completed by the student workers in the branch, but account opening, and daily balancing are entered and validated by the bank staff each day. The students do not have access to customer’s information.”

The Falcon Branch was formed primarily to bring more financial education and awareness to the youth of our community, which has always been a primary goal of the Bank of Lincoln County. Students will have the opportunity to earn Work Based Learning credit, to learn about financial operations, business soft skills, and customer service. This will also be an opportunity for students to learn about working in a bank and the many different opportunities available with financial careers.

Account applications and more information are available at the school or at any Bank of Lincoln County branch.