Community Development (Business, Finance, & Entrepreneurship) Pathway (CD)
Community Development (Business, Finance, & Entrepreneurship) Pathway
This pathway will explore how communities, local governments, businesses, and nonprofits can work together in the public interest. Students in this pathway will be pushed to move beyond traditional business thinking that focuses only on profit, or the bottom line, and be introduced to the triple bottom line - people, planet, and profit.
Ecoliterate business pathways see the reciprocal relationship between the health of humans and the health of the natural environment. Students will examine this pathway from a perspective of supporting communities and individuals to see the different business practices that practice eco literate principles.
Graduation Projects may explore another culture from around the world, a dive into voters’ (or nonvoters’) habits, or write a business plan that solves a local problem.