PHS AoSB students had the privilege of hearing from Triangle East Chamber of Commerce President Maureen McGuiness regarding local small business opportunities and joining the workforce.

Ray Oliver from the SBI Computer Crimes Unit speaks to Princeton High School Academy of Small Business students about the importance of digital footprints and staying safe online.

Tracy McKinley from KS Bank shares valuable insights about internet security and safety with Academy of Small Business students, highlighting the importance of protecting personal information online.

Suzanne Ross engages Academy of Small Business students in a discussion about the Johnston Community College Small Business Center, exploring resources and opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Leah Campbell shares expert advice with Academy of Small Business students on personal branding and interview skills, empowering them to make lasting impressions in their future careers.

Chris Marion, owner of Bread and Bottle, inspires Academy of Small Business students with his journey as an entrepreneur, sharing insights on marketing strategies and discovering your passion.

Camp Don Lee.

Princeton High School Academy of Small Business students enjoy a day of team building and leadership development at Camp Don Lee. Through outdoor challenges and collaborative activities, they strengthen their teamwork and create lasting memories with their peers!

NCSU Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center.

Students from AoSB embarked on a tour of NCSU's Centennial Campus, visiting key facilities such as the Innovation and Entrepreneurship center, the Garage. The tour also included stops at Hunt library, Engineering hall, and Entrepreneurship housing. The day culminated in an Entrepreneurship simulation, where participants designed safety devices for eggs, testing their creations' durability by dropping them from the balcony to assess their effectiveness.

DECA Power Trip

Academy of Small Business students attend the DECA Power Trip, a dynamic conference filled with leadership workshops, networking opportunities, and competitive events, all designed to prepare future leaders for success in business and entrepreneurship.

While in Charlotte, students were also able to visit the NASCAR Hall of Fame , gaining insights into the business and history of motorsports.

DECA Power Trip

Academy of Small Business students dive into a series of skills workshops at the DECA Power Trip, where they sharpen their leadership, public speaking, marketing, and business strategy skills. These interactive sessions, led by experienced professionals, provide valuable insights and real-world applications to help students excel in their future careers.

Academy of Small Business students volunteer at the Princeton Fall Festival, assisting with event coordination and supporting the library's book sale. Their hands-on involvement highlights their dedication to community service and creating positive local impact.

Academy of Small Business students work collaboratively to design and ride in their float for the PHS Homecoming Parade, combining creativity and teamwork to celebrate school pride. Their participation not only adds to the festive spirit but also demonstrates their commitment to community outreach, engaging with local residents and fostering school-community connections.