Stafford USD 349 SEED Center

Stafford USD 349 SEED Center Stafford Entrepreneurship and Economic Development Center Stafford High School “Planting seeds for SEED Center classes are elective classes.

The Stafford Entrepreneurship and Economic Development (SEED) Program is an innovative approach for meeting the educational and school-to-work preparation needs of high school students. Students will learn entrepreneurship and marketing principles while participating in individual and group projects. The student will operate an entrepreneurship project and utilize marketing strategies
to promote his/her business project. Students are allowed to keep 70% of their net profits.

White Whole Wheat Blend Presentation
05/19/2016

White Whole Wheat Blend Presentation

Kansas Entrepreneurship Challenge
05/09/2016

Kansas Entrepreneurship Challenge

04/19/2016
The White Whole Wheat Blend Marketing Team at the Ben E. Keith Food Show in Oklahoma City.
04/19/2016

The White Whole Wheat Blend Marketing Team at the Ben E. Keith Food Show in Oklahoma City.

The White Whole Wheat Blend Marketing Team met with a national distributor in Wichita.
04/19/2016

The White Whole Wheat Blend Marketing Team met with a national distributor in Wichita.

03/03/2016

Congratulations to our top winners today at our First Annual Central Kansas Youth Entrepreneurship Competition!

From left to right: Felicity Tepe from Hodgeman County that presented on WeeStraw (4th Place), Marina Valadez from Stafford County that presented on her photography business (3rd Place), D.J. Peak and Corey Wenrich from Stafford County that presented on a White Whole Wheat Bread Mix Blend (2nd Place), and our First Place $1,000 winner Kathleen Miller from Reno County that presented her business "the Piano Girl".

03/03/2016
Central Kansas Youth Entrepreneurship Competition 2016Student entrepreneurs from Hodgeman, Pawnee, Reno and Stafford cou...
03/03/2016

Central Kansas Youth Entrepreneurship Competition 2016

Student entrepreneurs from Hodgeman, Pawnee, Reno and Stafford counties presented business ideas to a panel of judges. The event was organized by Stafford County Economic Development and sponsored by Stafford County Economic Development, Stafford Chamber of Commerce, NetWork Kansas, Hodgeman County Economic Development, Pawnee County Economic Development Commission and the Quest Center for Entrepreneurs. Each student submitted and was scored on their executive summary and business plan. In addition each business presented an elevator pitch to the judges followed by questions the judges had regarding their plans and presentation.

The top three business placings from each regional competition will proceed on to the state competition in Manhattan April 25th. The top four placings were as follows:

Felicity Tepe from Hodgeman County that presented on WeeStraw (4th Place), Marina Valadez from Stafford County that presented on her photography business Marina Valadez Photography (3rd Place), D.J. Peak and Cory Wenrich from Stafford County that presented on a White Whole Wheat Bread Marketing Team (2nd Place), and First Place $1,000 winner Kathleen Miller from Reno County that presented her business "the Piano Girl".

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418 E Broadway St
Stafford, KS
67578

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