Lisle High School students are putting their creativity, problem-solving skills, and entrepreneurial thinking to work through the INCubatoredu Entrepreneurship program.

On August 28th, students delivered their opening pitches, sharing their individual strengths, areas for growth, ideal teammate qualities, and an initial idea for a product they would like to develop. This was the first step in providing students opportunities to think not only about their ideas, but also about the skills and perspectives needed to build a successful team.

Our students did a fantastic job sharing the beginning concepts for their ideas, which covered a range of interests and real-world challenges, including technology designed to benefit the school community, improvements to athletic shoes and video game controllers, and car modifications aimed at improving gas mileage.

As the program continues, students will build upon these early concepts while developing skills in collaboration, communication, problem-solving, and entrepreneurship.

A special shoutout to Mrs. Korienek for guiding students through the INCubatoredu experience and encouraging their growth as they turn their ideas into possibilities.

We look forward to seeing how these ideas and our student entrepreneurs develop throughout the year!