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Entrepreneurial students learn business first-hand
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Making candles for the first time, Brandy Wondra, Hoisington High School student, is a member of the new entrepreneurship class at the school. She is melting paraffin to make candles. The blueberry cobbler candles, as well as items from the other entrepreneurs, will be for sale for $2, $3 or $5 at the upcoming Hoisington Chamber of Commerce Spring Fling on March 23. - photo by KAREN LA PIERRE
HOISINGTON —Making a business plan, estimating pricing and seeking funding are all challenges that any owner of a small business faces. Five Hoisington High School students took steps to become entrepreneurs as a part of a new class at the school. After deciding on a business, they made a business plan and presented it to Hoisington’s E-Community board.