Dreaming Big as an Entrepreneur: Launching your business or brand while earning high school credit Coronado High School is home to Scottsdale Unified School District's only concurrent-enrollment Entrepreneurship Hub program and is part of Coronado's early college partnership with Scottsdale Community College. In this session, families will learn how students can hone their business and marketing skills in order to launch their own business or personal brand while they are still in high school. Session highlights include instructional pathways information, opportunities students have to engage with community business leaders and investors, and how students can simultaneously earn both high school and college credit.
Dreaming Big as an Entrepreneur: Launching your business or brand while earning high school credit Coronado High School is home to Scottsdale Unified School District's only concurrent-enrollment Entrepreneurship Hub program and is part of Coronado's early college partnership with Scottsdale Community College. In this session, families will learn how students can hone their business and marketing skills in order to launch their own business or personal brand while they are still in high school. Session highlights include instructional pathways information, opportunities students have to engage with community business leaders and investors, and how students can simultaneously earn both high school and college credit.
Dreaming Big as an Entrepreneur: Launching your business or brand while earning high school credit Coronado High School is home to Scottsdale Unified School District's only concurrent-enrollment Entrepreneurship Hub program and is part of Coronado's early college partnership with Scottsdale Community College. In this session, families will learn how students can hone their business and marketing skills in order to launch their own business or personal brand while they are still in high school. Session highlights include instructional pathways information, opportunities students have to engage with community business leaders and investors, and how students can simultaneously earn both high school and college credit.
