Build a Christ-Centered Entrepreneurship Program That Transforms Students and Strengthens Your School

Seed Tree Group helps Christian schools launch and grow entrepreneurship programs that engage students, inspire parents, energize donors, and create real-world learning through student-run business.

Don't just add another elective.
Build a formation pathway.

Entrepreneurship is not simply a business class. At its best, it is a Christ-centered formation experience where students learn to see problems as opportunities, take faithful risks, create for the good of others, and practice the durable skills they will need for the rest of their lives.

Where Is Your School Today?

Choose the right starting point.

Launch Pathway

For schools starting from scratch.
Best for

Schools that want to launch a class, train a lead teacher, and start a student-run business within the first year.

Includes

Curriculum, training, coaching, launch support, mastermind, dashboard access.

Growth Pathway

For schools that already have a class, club, business, or interested teacher.
Best for

Schools with momentum but no clear structure.

Includes

Program audit, roadmap, curriculum alignment, teacher coaching, business growth strategy, and next-step planning.

K–12 Roadmap Pathway

For schools that want entrepreneurship to become part of the larger school identity.
Best for

Schools ready to think beyond one class and build a multi-year program across divisions.

Includes

Leadership strategy, curriculum mapping, teacher training, student-run business model, donor/enrollment story, and long-term growth plan.

Professional Development Intensive

For schools that want to introduce the entrepreneurial mindset to faculty and staff.
Best for

One-day or two-day training experiences focused on growth mindset, grit, redefining failure, and opportunity seeking.

The Entrepreneurship Program

A guided program for Christian schools ready to move from interest to implementation — with curriculum, coaching, teacher training, strategic planning, and student-run business support built into one clear pathway.

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Training for your lead teacher or program leader

Professional development that equips the person who will carry the program day to day.

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Full entrepreneurship
curriculum

Lessons, projects, and resources that teach the entrepreneurial mindset through growth mindset, grit, redefining failure, and opportunity seeking.

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Student-run business
launch support

Coaching and strategy to help students launch a real business on campus, such as a coffee shop, school store, vending operation, food venture, greenhouse market, or another model that fits your school.

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Monthly one-on-one
coaching

Ongoing support for your lead teacher or program leader throughout implementation.

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Mastermind
access

Connection with other entrepreneurship program leaders from over 50 Christian schools around the United States.

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Dashboard and
resources

Access to curriculum, training tools, resources, AI tools, and support materials through the Seed Tree platform.

Route

Strategic growth
planning

Support to help the program move beyond year one and grow into a multi-year pathway.

The Result

When schools implement this program, they typically see:

Greater student engagement

Increased donor interest

Students developing durable skills through real-world application

Stronger parent enthusiasm

A differentiated admissions story

The Launch Process

Step 1

Discovery Call

We learn about your school, your goals, your students, and what kind of entrepreneurship program could fit your context.

Step 2

Strategic Plan

You receive a clear proposal and launch plan for the year, including training, curriculum, coaching, and implementation support.

Step 3

Training + Onboarding

We equip your lead teacher or program leader with the curriculum, dashboard, resources, and practical tools needed to begin.

Step 4

Curriculum Launch

Students begin learning the entrepreneurial mindset through practical, project-based curriculum.

Step 5

Student-Run Business Launch

Students launch and operate a real business on campus, then work with their teacher/mentor to grow and improve it over time.

Step 6

Program Growth

We help you operationalize the business, expand student involvement, build a multi-year pathway, and tell the story to parents and donors.

Not sure where to start?

Whether you have a class, a teacher, a business idea, or just a vision, we can help you build the next right step.

Why Seed Tree Group?

We have built
this ourselves.

This is not theory. The model grew out of years of building entrepreneurship programming inside a K–12 school.

We understand Christian school mission.

The goal is not just business creation. The goal is student formation, faithful risk-taking, and creating for the good of others.

We help teachers
actually implement.

Schools do not need another binder of curriculum. They need coaching, training, resources, and someone who has seen the obstacles before.

We connect you to a national movement.

Your lead teacher joins a growing community of entrepreneurship educators learning from each other across the country.

We help the program
become sustainable.

The goal is not a one-time launch. It is a program that grows, gains student interest, supports donor storytelling, and strengthens the school’s value proposition.

Schools are already doing this.

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First Baptist Academy

Launched student-run business programming for 7th and 8th grade aligned with mission and student formation.

Greater Atlanta Christian School

Built a business innovation program with a student-run coffee shop at the center.

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Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy

Students moving through a three year certificate track program

Little Rock Christian Academy

Launched two student run businesses in the 2025-2026 school year

Grace Preparatory Academy

Creating a multi-year track program with professional development for faculty

Don't Just Launch a Class.
Transform Your School.

Let’s talk about what entrepreneurship could look like at your school.