The core Entrepreneurship sequence takes students from their first team fundraiser to acting as a management consultant for a real business. Electives add design, finance, and more.
Four courses, taken in order. Each one ends with something real.
The first course in the sequence. Students work as a team to plan a real fundraising event for a cause they believe in.
They build: A complete plan and pitch for a live fundraising event.
Students design a small, manageable business they can actually run after school to earn extra money.
They build: A launch-ready plan for a real small business.
Students choose a group on campus and build a comprehensive fundraising plan for advisers, coaches, and players to follow.
They build: A full fundraising playbook a real group can use.
In the capstone, students choose a local business and build a business, marketing, operations, and improvement plan for the owners.
They build: A consulting report delivered to a real business owner.
Open to all ages and stackable with the sequence. Specialized courses to deepen specific skills.
A collection of short, no-prep team challenges — from solving a Clue-style mystery to planning a BBQ to touring the world — built to teach teamwork and creative problem-solving fast.
Students dream up a brand-new restaurant concept — the food, the dining experience, the menu — and pitch it to a panel of "culinary entrepreneurs" for funding.
Students learn visual design hands-on in Canva — colors, fonts, and style, logo design, and print and digital design products — then apply it to a business of their own choosing.
A tour of how businesses actually reach customers: videography, social media marketing, radio ads, cold calls, search advertising, email marketing, and word of mouth.
Students learn what it takes to run a company day to day: hiring, leadership, sales strategy, operations, supply chain, legal and taxes, and partnerships.
Core finance and accounting for founders: capital expenditures, cost accounting, revenue models, financial statements, startup valuation, and the financial pitch.
A fast-paced, 5-day pitch competition. Teams get a random topic and 15 minutes to build a 1-minute elevator pitch with visuals — then compete for the win, Shark Tank style.
More courses in this track are on the way.
Students become "Party Agents" competing to design the coolest party in the world — picking a theme, planning the where, activities, food, and goodie bags, and handling setup through cleanup.
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