Managing a city, running a power company and being a physical therapist aren’t the usual activities of fifth-graders, but those are some of the careers that Nativity Catholic School pupils experienced when visiting Junior Achievement BizTown.
The students have been studying how businesses operate and learning tasks such as writing checks and filling out bank deposit slips. Their studies ended in a trip to Biz Town, a simulated city where students have an opportunity to take charge of a business, earn a salary, vote in an election and spend their paychecks.
The students have been studying how businesses operate and learning tasks such as writing checks and filling out bank deposit slips. Their studies ended in a trip to Biz Town, a simulated city where students have an opportunity to take charge of a business, earn a salary, vote in an election and spend their paychecks.
SUBMITTED PHOTOS “Indianapolis Power & Light” employees (from left) Madeline Mader, Ava Sallier, Andy Geibel, Dionte Stephenson and Brady Newett await their working assignments at Junior Achievement BizTown.
Luca Agresta (standing), a “physical therapist,” instructs Madeline Mader and Aidan Leffler at BizTown.
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