As we get ready to welcome the Class of 2026, there’s no better way to show what’s ahead than by hearing from those who’ve lived it. Here’s what a member of the Class of 2025 had to ...

As we get ready to welcome the Class of 2026, there’s no better way to show what’s ahead than by hearing from those who’ve lived it. Here’s what a member of the Class of 2025 had to ...


It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.

It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.


As we get ready to welcome the Class of 2026, there’s no better way to show what’s ahead than by hearing from those who’ve lived it. Here’s what a member of the Class of 2025 had to ...

As we get ready to welcome the Class of 2026, there’s no better way to show what’s ahead than by hearing from those who’ve lived it. Here’s what a member of the Class of 2025 had to ...


It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.

It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.


As we get ready to welcome the Class of 2026, there’s no better way to show what’s ahead than by hearing from those who’ve lived it. Here’s what a member of the Class of 2025 had to ...

As we get ready to welcome the Class of 2026, there’s no better way to show what’s ahead than by hearing from those who’ve lived it. Here’s what a member of the Class of 2025 had to ...


It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.

It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.


As we get ready to welcome the Class of 2026, there’s no better way to show what’s ahead than by hearing from those who’ve lived it. Here’s what a member of the Class of 2025 had to ...

As we get ready to welcome the Class of 2026, there’s no better way to show what’s ahead than by hearing from those who’ve lived it. Here’s what a member of the Class of 2025 had to ...


It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.

It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.


As we get ready to welcome the Class of 2026, there’s no better way to show what’s ahead than by hearing from those who’ve lived it. Here’s what a member of the Class of 2025 had to ...

As we get ready to welcome the Class of 2026, there’s no better way to show what’s ahead than by hearing from those who’ve lived it. Here’s what a member of the Class of 2025 had to ...


Come hear from our alumni, Kennedy Schaal! We are certainly proud of her!

Come hear from our alumni, Kennedy Schaal! We are certainly proud of her!


It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.

It pays to get involved. The Fayette County CEO program fuels our local economy by connecting students with real businesses, creating customers, future employees, and community growth.


Alumni Spotlight: Avyree Scholes | Class of 2020  Avyree participated in the CEO program in 2020 with plans to launch The Freezing Point, a mobile hand-dipped ice cream stand. While ...

Alumni Spotlight: Avyree Scholes | Class of 2020 Avyree participated in the CEO program in 2020 with plans to launch The Freezing Point, a mobile hand-dipped ice cream stand. While ...