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hancement courses in Accounting, Personal Finance and Sports & Entertainment Marketing.

Students in Jill Taylor’s Entrepreneurship classes also completed certification in the Everfi Venture Program. Everfi touts their platforms provides students of all ages the critical skills that work and life demand.

The Venture Program reinforced students’ knowledge of the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, from creating a business plan to performing market research in a food- truck simulation.

Earning their Everfi certifications were 55 students in LHS’S Entrepreneurship classes, including: Anthony Ballani, Patricia Batenga Kalemera, Christian Chau, Skyy Chea, Ryan Courtney, Arianna Dishmey, Sophia Elegbede, Henesis Figueroa, Mason Fitzpatrick, Jack Frediani, Jocelin Gallardo, Jennifer Gallego, Lokshree Gautam, Teegan Gilreath, George

Grillakis, Samuella Hado, Mia Hamourgas, Kimlee Heng, Shanell Heredia Martinez, Alexya Houth, Fiona Hungate, Krisna Kay, Dylan Kuczek, Amy Lam, Madeline Lavoie, Taylor Maille, Pierce Marfil, Cody Martin, Matthew Morneau, Samantha Nanco, Jessica Nguyen, Asha Nicholas, Emilie O’beirne, Vasilios Panagiotopoulos, Yash Patel, Brendan Pham, Victoria Phim, Mia Phol-devlin, Alexander Pride, Zahraa Pyriadi, Amphaphon Hannah Rattana, Franco Recto, Kaiyana Rom, Chanthida Kailee Ros, Mariam Seid, Devin Senechiame, Nathaniel Siow, Brathna Thai, Michaela Thellen, Samuel Thy, Jasvin Tong, Vanny Vann, Valentina Velez, Timothy Vongsaath and Romeo Warobi.

Any Lowell High student interested in taking courses in the Business Management & Finance Pathway should reach out to their guidance counselor for course placement and check out the offerings in the Course of Studies catalog located on the Lowell High School Parents & Students page of the school website.