From Small Business success to Food Truck fantasies

Intro to business students create small businesses and food trucks
Senior Ethan Neet logging on to work on his Food Truck, Neets Meats.
Senior Ethan Neet logging on to work on his Food Truck, Neets Meats.
Tristan Sjogren

The Intro to Business class taught by Mrs. Mosher has been tasked with creating a small business and making at least five dollars that will get donated back to the school after the project is over. “Over 50% of businesses start as a small business,” Mosher said. This project covers the foundational skills required to form a self-sustaining business and forces the students to use those skills.

Next, the students will create a food truck that could one day be seen in a parking lot near you. “The food truck project goes more in-depth than the small business project,” Mosher said. In this project the students will create a food truck that is unique enough that it would survive in the real world. This project will have a more focused approach than the small business project but it doesn’t require the students to actually form a food truck from this.

The workspace of many future entrepreneurs. (Tristan Sjogren)
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