We are continuing to focus on student safety and we appreciate our partnership with students, teachers, and families to learn more about these potential dangers. Presenters covered sexting, cyber bullying, sextortion, the dangers of using social media, and how to report a cyber crime – among other topics.

 

Our teachers had a separate training Monday morning. Then Seniors and Sophomores attended an October 1st presentation, while Juniors and Freshmen attended an October 4th presentation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Let us know if you have any questions.

 

 

 

Thank you to the Bensenville Youth Coalition for donating $500 toward Fenton’s new INCubator program. Rick Kambic, Fenton’s Director of Community Relations, represents Fenton in the Coalition and brought the check to Mr. Garcia’s 3rd period Entrepreneurship Class on Thursday, October 3.

 

Students who are approved to take the full year Entrepreneurship class (also known as INCubator) have the opportunity to create and fully develop their own product or service and incorporate it into a real world business they own. Guided by real-world entrepreneurs and local industry-leading mentors, students experience the full range of business operations, including ideation, research, marketing, accounting, human resources, as well as the legal aspects of running a business.

 

The course culminates in Pitch Week, where student teams present their innovative ideas to actual investors, with the chance to secure funding to bring their business plans to life. This process not only sparks creativity but also equips students with practical skills and experience to pursue entrepreneurial ventures in the real world.

 

To become a mentor or to donate money to Pitch Week, contact Michelle Papanicolaou by sending an email to papanicolaou@fenton100.org. 

 

 

 

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