'Knight tank' students pitch business models for new Mount Vernon High School logo
For the last two months, high school students have been working with students from Iona to create a new logo for Mount Vernon High School.
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Apr 19, 2023, 11:45 AM
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2ds agoMount Vernon High School's entrepreneurial program is partnering with Iona University to help students sharpen their business skills.
Students will be participating in a "Knight Tank" event this Friday.
Similar to the show "Shark Tank," student teams will present their business model to local guest judges.
For the last two months, high school students have been working with students from Iona to create a new logo for Mount Vernon High School.
Teams will have five minutes to pitch their ideas and the winner will have their new logo printed on clothes for the next school year.
Each participant will also receive a certificate of completion from Iona.
