Blaze offers student-run financial wellness hubs in four St. Paul Public Schools and resources with community partners. We provide financial education programs, events, and other activities to empower students to manage money.
Our student staff members are employed at the Blaze school branch through the City of Saint Paul Right Track program.
Students can also open free Blaze Student Checking and Savings accounts.
Como High School
Located across the cafeteria
Harding High School
located at cafeteria entrance
Highland Park High School
located before The Link
Johnson High School
located in the cafeteria commons
Blaze Student Savings & Checking Accounts
Blaze Student Savings and Checking accounts cater to the financial needs of students. Students ages 14-17 years old who attend a participating St. Paul Public School are eligible.
To open an account, a student will need to provide their full name, Social Security Number, home address, and student ID.
You can open a student account today by applying online or meeting with a Blaze Student staff member at your school's Blaze branch.
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