New Entrepreneurship Center For Middle and High Schools

Students Transforming Great Ideas into Thriving Businesses

Student entrepreneurship opportunities are limitless, but examples include:

• Offering a service such as lawn care, babysitting, housecleaning, playing a guitar at events, pet walking, videography, or photography.
• Finding innovative solutions to problems that face people around the world including lack of water or power in third world countries, dead phone batteries on camping trips, or a variety of social and economic challenges within our communities.
• Starting a business like a bakery, retail venture, or an automotive shop.
• Launching an innovative product, such as a specialized agricultural tool, an assistive device, or a new product for the marketplace.

For more information about the EIC, view our Frequently Asked Questions below or contact Dr. Kari Miller, Director of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center. Additional information is also available through all high school counselors.