The class enjoyed a visit to North Side Family Market in Hardin today.

There’s so much more to running a grocery store than stocking shelves and ringing up customers. The students had the opportunity to learn about the day-to-day operations of a local business, the challenges of managing inventory, meeting customer needs, and the importance of providing quality service.

Visits like these remind our students that small businesses are the backbone of our rural communities. They provide more than products and services. They create jobs, build relationships, and keep our local economies strong.

A big “THANK YOU” to North Side Family Market for welcoming the students and giving them another opportunity to see entrepreneurship in action!


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