Virtual Classroom Experience
Using state-of-the-art technology you will experience learning like never before. Our students learn at the highest level and we take pride in our top grade programming system. Parents are encouraged to take a look as students learn and feel comfortable knowing that each student is treated equally. We are always available for any questions you may have, contact us today!
COURSE EXPECTATIONS
This course is designed to properly and professionally teach our students how to become entrepreneurs from start to finish. We discuss the basics of what an entrepreneur is, the responsibilities of an entrepreneur, and even the challenges they will face in business. Once enrolled each student will be given a link to our Facebook community to ask questions and stay connected even after the course is completed. Upon completion of this course, students will be fully capable of successfully owning and running a business. We also offer advanced opportunities and one on one coaching.
S.T.A.T. DJ Youngin
This S.T.A.T. kid was the first to complete the program successfully and partnered with us to teach other students how to DJ. For more information on how to become a DJ, contact him today!
Curriculum Outline
MEET THE DIRECTOR
Sherica Snowden is a Savannah Georgia native and mother of 3 who started S.T.A.T. Kids after becoming unemployed due to a work-related injury that crushed her entire left foot. The idea came after she sat home suffering from depression not knowing if she would ever be able to walk again. She turned each child's hobby into a business. Though it sounds easy, there was one big issue. Sherica had no experience starting a business and had to research information to get started, then purchase inventory for each child's company. After many trial and error, failures, and bad investments each child became a business owner who could successfully run the business from the ground up. The first year the total gross was a little over $10,000! Instead of spending it, Sherica decided to host an event for Christmas allowing one hundred children to enjoy a shopping spree at the local Five Below. The event was a huge success and Sherica made the decision that day to help other children become entrepreneurs as well. S.T.A.T. Kids!
What does S.T.A.T. mean, what does it stand for?
S.T.A.T. is broken down from the phrase "Stop Thougtin' and Think" which means just that. Taking everything you ever thought of from the thinking phase to the action phase. Don't just think about doing it, lets actually get it done!
