The 7th class of Christian County high school seniors participating in the Christian County "Creating Entrepreneurial Opportunities", or C-E-O, program, along with many parents, attended an orientation meeting Thursday night at Charro Mexican Restaurant in Taylorville.
13 students will be a part of this year's class. Board member and CEO Orientation Committee chair Mary DelValle emceed the event. She told Regional Radio News she shared with the students the many benefits of the program.
DelValle added she was pleased that 3 CEO alumni from years one and 3, attended and spoke to this year's class.
Retiring C-E-O facilitator Dick Adams told Regional Radio News he was delighted with this year's class.
Incoming C-E-O facilitator Neil Hohenstein shared with incoming students and Regional Radio News what they'll be learning.
For more information on the Christian County C-E-O program, go to christiancountyCEO.com.
