Mountain-Plains Business Education Association

November is Business Education Month October 28, 2010

DID YOU KNOW . . .
•    that education for business plays a vital role in helping students effectively prepare for a meaningful career or education beyond high school; and
•    men and women prepared for domestic and international business positions make major contributions to the economy and continued prosperity of these United States; and
•    men and women prepared for domestic and international business positions make major contributions to the economy and continued prosperity of these United States; and
•    it is altogether fitting and proper that the educational efforts of business education be recognized, encouraged, and honored;

The National Education for Business Month is set aside to recognize the significant contributions of the business education community, which impact so positively the well being of American business and government.
The curriculum that responds to the needs of tomorrow’s businesses is found in business education.  Here students can experience a language, as well as gain an understanding of the essential elements of the American socioeconomic system.

The heart of our country’s success is the free enterprise system, which continually rewards innovation and responds to new challenges in the marketplace.  Our future national growth and development depend on the continued support of the business community, not only in its day-to-day functions, but also in its commitment to actively preparing people to enter the world of work.  It is for these people that the nation’s attention is drawn to this special month—a month sponsored by organizations that represent the educators who are preparing tomorrow’s workforce as well as tomorrow’s business owners.