Superintendent Adkins announces a Floyd County Schools student has been selected for the Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs (GSE).
GSE is a highly competitive summer learning opportunity for students who are in grades 9th, 10th or 11th and are interested in the possibility of starting their own companies. The entrepreneurs attend a three week summer session, working in teams to develop a business from beginning to and including pitching their ideas to possible investors. Students enhance their skills in critical and creative thinking, communication, teamwork and more.
Superintendent Adkins comments, “Congratulations J. D. Fraley! We’re very proud to see this fine young man be a part of this exciting opportunity for students.’ Adkins continues, “J.D. is a freshman student at Floyd Central High School (FCHS) and he is in the engineering pathway at the Floyd County School of Innovation (FCSI).”
Adkins concludes, “We love to see students go after challenges and excel. We hope you join us in congratulating J. D. and in encouraging students you know to take advantage of the amazing opportunities that are available to them in our district and in programs like GSE. We’re excited to hear more from J.D. about GSE after his summer session and hope more students who are interested in the business world will follow his lead and apply for this opportunity.”
Please visit https://kentuckygse.com/ or call one of our high school counselors for more information about the Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs.