Steven Grullon's Home Run Against Poverty!
Read here about one of our young entrepreneurs projects come to life!
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News and Announcements
E360 kicks off to a new year.
Students begin exploration of business principles. (CLICK PICTURE FOR FULL STORY)
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Keegan Bonds-Harmon continues Met winning streak!
Sophomore Keegan Bonds-Harmon capitalizes on E-360 experience. Does Met proud at NFTE nationals. (CLICK PICTURE FOR FULL STORY)
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The E-Center Goes To BIF
Want to hear about this year's Business Innovation Factory Summit through the lens of Providence's up and coming youth entrepreneurs? (CLICK ON PICTURE FOR FULL STORY)
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Noah Salem, Met Senior and E-Center Entrepreneur, Named 2017 Horatio Alger National Scholar
Noah Salem, Founder and CEO of KickVids, was the only Rhode Island high school student to be named a 2017 Horatio Alger Distinguished Scholar, earning him a $25,000 college scholarship.
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Jodie Woodruff, Director of The Met's Entrepreneurship Center, named an Allen Distinguished Educator
Jodie Woodruff, Director of the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Education (the MET) in Providence, Rhode Island, has been named a 2016 Allen Distinguished Educator.
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Met Students Place Third at Startup Weekend Edu!
Owen Cuseo and Noah Salem win third place at Startup Weekend Edu, with their idea to engage students with culturally relevant content by bringing astronomy to life through community stargazing nights.
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Christian Rijos has been accepted to the UWC-USA Class of 2017
UWC-USA is one of 15 UWC campuses located on five continents. A two-year residential school, UWC-USA serves students age 16-19 who typically represent more than 70 different countries. They participate in a unique program that combines academic challenge with an experiential, hands-on approach to learning.
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The MET High School Student Competes – and Wins First Prize – at the 2014 NFTE New England Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge
Three MET High School Students compete in the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship’s (NFTE) Regional Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge. The Entrepreneurship Center’s Noah Salem takes first place, wins $1,000, and will compete nationally in NFTE’s National Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge in Silicon Valley on Oct. 9th.
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