Bright Futures Class Microbusiness
Birmingham Adult Transition Program
Phillips
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Students in the Cognitive Impairment Program at the Birmingham Public Schools Adult Transition Program wish to create an established classroom microbusiness. The Birmingham Adult Transition Program supports students ages 18-26 years old, preparing them for life after public school. The focus on instruction centers around life skills, daily living skills, vocational skills, work based learning instruction and independence. As a part of the program, we hope to create a well established classroom microbusiness which the students have titled "Bright Futures". Students will create and sell products including greeting cards, dog biscuits, sugar scrubs, room sprays, and more! Students will create, prepare, package, organize, and sell items. This will allow students to apply daily living skills, vocational skills, money skills, and increase independence. Students will use profits to provide opportunities for weekly cooking and life skills instruction in the classroom and community!
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