Enterprise experience stimulates entrepreneurship: two-thirds of U.S. entrepreneurs previously owned or managed a small business.
?All my special education students graduated. One of them started selling T-shirts.
He made enough money to open a laundromat. Now, he owns two laundromats.?
Practical, Low-Cost
EnterprisePrep? is easy to teach and fun to learn.
- Student Owners follow step-by-step management and operations checklists.
- Teacher CEOs have their own checklists for Startup Planning and Administration. Only three forms are needed to run the business.
- Student businesses comply with requirements for student activities.
The curriculum helps fulfill No Child Left Behind goals:
- Attendance and academic performance improve.
- Dropout rates fall.
It aligns with State Standards for Literacy, Math, and Career Readiness,
and National Standards for Business Education and Entrepreneurship Education.
Student businesses readily adapt to current curricula, programs, and strategies, and
fit diverse schedules, facilities, and learning environments.
EnterprisePrep? is inexpensive to start and can pay for itself.
Profit-making student businesses pay schools rent and taxes.
