Project Lead the Way provides curriculum in the engineering field. Knowledge and experiences in this area allow students to develop their actualization and discovery skills.
Serial entrepreneur Anthony Delmedico is on a mission to revamp the core curriculum for grades 4-12 with his E2 petition for entrepreneurship education, touting the importance of education reform for our country. Entrepreneurship is the driving force for America to become the global leader in GDP, create jobs, and launch new generations of innovators.
Entrepreneurship education and activities are provided by local businesspeople in the classroom using tried-and-true curriculum and methodology to develop skills and abilities in students.
Experiential learning programs that teach the basics of business, entrepreneurship, and money management and promote teamwork and leadership in the classroom.
Business World is a four-day program that brings high school students and business volunteers
together on a college campus to learn about the challenges facing our economy. It is an opportunity that enables students to prepare for their future in an increasingly competitive global marketplace.
The Guide shows how entrepreneurship education can be implemented in programs and offers suggestions on how to introduce self-employment as an option for all youth, including youth with disabilities.
Provides support, training, technical assistance, and networking opportunities for teachers. Offers instructional materials, publications, and consulting services. MicroSociety program for K-9, other programs available.
MBA Research, formerly MarkED, provides numerous curricular resources and activities in the area of entrepreneurship, along with many other business functions essential to an entrepreneur.
This co-curricular organization allows elementary and middle level students an opportunity to participate in numerous competitions that encourage critical thinking skills and problem solving, as well as creativity.