School-based Enterprises

SCHOOL-BASED ENTERPRISES
Definition
Student Eligibility
Liability Exposure
Student Responsibilities
School Supervisor Responsibilities
Sample Forms

DEFINITION
School-based enterprises allow students to put into practice what they learn in the classroom by running an actual small businesses. The money generated from the business can be used to fund student organizations, materials, equipment, facilities, improvement and other items necessary to maintain or improve the program or school. While participating in these activities, students learn overall business operations such as managing costs, ordering supplies, working under pressure, conserving supplies and maintaining facilities. The Junior Achievement program can assist a school in setting up a school-based enterprise.

STUDENT ELIGIBILITY

LIABILITY EXPOSURE
Work site liability is the responsibility of the respective school district in an unpaid experience. Utah state law provided for the school district's worker's compensation insurance to cover non-paid student learners.

STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES

SCHOOL SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES

SAMPLE FORMS


For more information, contact
        Sherry Marchant
Career Connections Specialist
Career and Technical Education
Utah State Office of Education
250 East 500 South - PO Box 144200
Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4200

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Page last updated on February 6, 2007


School-based Enterprises
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