Freshmen Josh Neusch and Noah Stone selling the last of their cookies to customers.
By Hattie Batchelder
From juniper charcuterie boards to scented soy candles, Seeley-Swan High School students have been working hard since the first day of school to build their own independent businesses. The semester-long entrepreneurship class, taught by Michele Holmes, is a chance for students to learn their way around the world of business. During the "Blackhawk Biz" Market Day, students were able to sell the products they have been working on throughout the semester.
The students were challenged with the complex process of creating a business plan, a cost analysis, making a product to se...
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