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Genoa-Kingston students develop business ideas in entrepreneurship class

Since launching in 2013, the nonprofit has scaled their entrepreneurship education programs from one Illinois high school to teaching 2,000 students across eight states.

This experience has solidified my confidence that we are in good hands as the millennials start taking control in the business world.We just completed our third school year and the results have been nothing short of extraordinary.

Greg Lernihan added, "I am wildly impressed with the impact that INCubatoredu has had on high school students schools throughout the USA."

"There's a big push from educators who are highly interested in adopting experiential learning programs for students," Miles said. "INCubatoredu's concept is that you're actually starting your own business, which means you learn in a totally different lens. You learn by doing."

INCubatoredu expands into 60 more schools

Student invents carbon monoxide detector for cars

Michael Miles and Karl Fruecht founded INCubatoredu, a dynamic program that teaches entrepreneurism through hands-on learning, in 2013. INCubatoredu disrupts many traditional approaches to education, replacing them with innovative, effective methods. As a nonprofit, INCubatoredu’s mission is to bring authentic, rigorous entrepreneurial education to all high school students in America.

Lake Forest High School creates, competes in student-grade ‘Shark Tank’

To say that the Business Incubator program at Barrington High School had a successful first year would be putting it lightly.