Rural Vista Students Participate in Morris County Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge

On Thursday, March 7th, 44 students from both Hope and White City schools in grades 8th through 12th grade participated in the Morris County Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge. There was 19 total teams that all came up with their different business ideas. Each team prepared a prejudged business executive summary, did a formal presentation, and set up a booth during the tradeshow. First place went to Cowgirl Creations by senior Riley Hunnicutt. Second place went to Barnyard Brews by juniors Logan Tate and Parker Diekmann. Third place went to Branded by B Leather by senior Brekyn Mein. Cowgirl Creations will move on to the state of Kansas Entrepreneurship Challenge on April 16th.