FAIRFAX, Va.– Students and staff of Stonewall Jackson High School and Osbourn Park High School took their competition to new heights by trying to out save one another.
In an effort to improve financial literacy and economic awareness amongst their student body, both schools participated in Feed the Pig, a school-wide savings competition sponsored by Apple Federal Credit Union.
The goal: to promote the value of saving for the future, and earn bragging rights as well as interest, by securing the most deposits via their Apple Student-Run Credit Union branch.
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