Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Bethesda Academy to get $100K donation from South State
South State Bank will present Bethesda Academy with a $100,000 check for the establishment of the South State Bank Center for Young Entrepreneurship.
According to a spokesman, the Center "in conjunction with Bethesda’s Work-Study curriculum, aims to teach principles of sound business development, financial management, and integrity in the workplace to the students of Bethesda Academy."
The work-study portion of the program will grade students on their actual labor in the workplace and students will build a portfolio of their work while in the program.
"Every student will graduate knowing what it takes to run a business – integrity, discipline, responsibility, accountability, critical thinking – as well as understanding how to write and implement a business plan."
Originally founded in 1740, Bethesda Academy is the oldest child caring institute in America.
According to a spokesman, the Center "in conjunction with Bethesda’s Work-Study curriculum, aims to teach principles of sound business development, financial management, and integrity in the workplace to the students of Bethesda Academy."
The work-study portion of the program will grade students on their actual labor in the workplace and students will build a portfolio of their work while in the program.
"Every student will graduate knowing what it takes to run a business – integrity, discipline, responsibility, accountability, critical thinking – as well as understanding how to write and implement a business plan."
Originally founded in 1740, Bethesda Academy is the oldest child caring institute in America.
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