Students
Learn the work of an executive by doing it: a financial model, a governance case, a venture plan and a live pitch to working professionals.
The curriculumExecutive education, built into the school day.
A 32-week CTE program that gives Texas high school students the financial, civic and entrepreneurial fluency of a first-year executive, and a verified portfolio to prove it.
Week 9 of 32
Financial Acumen
Reading a P&L statement
Quiz · 9 of 10
Credential issued
32 weeks
Structured scope and sequence
6 tracks
Core executive disciplines
TEA · Perkins V
Aligned for Texas CTE funding
501(c)(3)
Non-profit governance
Students do the work. Instructors run the room. Districts see the results.
One curriculum, delivered through a single platform, with a distinct workspace for everyone involved.
Instructors
A complete 32-week scope and sequence with workbooks, in-platform grading and gradebook sync. Ready for a CTE classroom on day one.
Classroom deliveryDistrict leaders
Enrollment, completion and credential data across every campus in one console, structured for Perkins V and grant reporting.
District partnershipsSix disciplines. Thirty‑two weeks. One capstone.
Each track ends in a work product a student can put in front of an admissions officer or an employer.
- 01
Financial Acumen
Budgets, financial statements and a working financial model for a real venture idea.
- 02
Business Architecture
How organizations are structured, operated and scaled, from the org chart to the operating plan.
- 03
Civic Governance
Boards, public institutions and the policy decisions that shape communities.
- 04
Tech Entrepreneurship
Taking a problem to a digital product: user research, prototyping and a launch plan.
- 05
Professional Ethics
Integrity, workplace conduct and judgment when the right answer is not obvious.
- 06
Capstone Venture
An approved business plan, defended in a live pitch to a panel of industry mentors.
“Leadership is not a title reserved for a select few—it is a discipline of mind, character, and capability that must be cultivated.”
The classroom, continued on mobile.
Weekly lessons, workbook submissions, quizzes, mentor feedback and credentials, on the same account students use on the web. Logins are issued through the student's school or program.
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