The CEO program is designed to equip students in the county with the training they need to eventually run businesses here. Each student in the class must successfully start a business, and the class as a whole must run a successful enterprise before graduation.
One project you might have heard about is the Hancock CEO Program. If you haven’t heard, it’s a program (offered to all four high schools) designed to teach juniors and seniors the necessary life skills to start their own businesses. Not only does it focus on teaching kids personal responsibility, but it shows them that our own county has many opportunities to offer in the pursuit of success.
What sorts of things would you think about after learning you'd been diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer? Here's what area educator Craig Lindvahl said this week when he talked about his diagnosis for what he called an insidious disease:
I can decide how to best teach from my experience, and I can devote my energy into helping others be better while it’s going on.
Investors and business owners from the area were at Hamilton’s this morning for the annual Morgan-Scott CEO banquet.