Tyler Haines and Ben Kesterke show their handmade coasters and Christmas ornaments.
Koozies, earrings, candles and more will take center stage in Seeley-Swan High School this Saturday, Dec. 16 as the high school business class opens up a market to sell their handmade products.
The business class, led by teacher Michele Holmes, has been spending the semester researching and creating products that the students could grow into their own businesses, and in turn make some money from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 16.
One of the biggest values Holmes looked at is passion. She said she wanted students to be excited by their projects, which were approved by a Shark Tank like panel before...
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