These 15-year-old students developed a business plan to publish a coronavirus-themed coloring book for children that would raise money for charity.
Four California high school students are helping children color their way through the coronavirus pandemic.
Lauryn Hong, Ella Matlock, Sofia Migliazza and Erin Rogers teamed up on an economics class capstone project at the end of their freshman year at Long Beach Polytechnic High School. The students, all 15 years old, developed a business plan to publish a coronavirus-themed coloring book for children that would raise money for charity. But instead of stopping there, the four used their plan to create Be The Change Coloring Co. to publish the"Covid Coloring Book.
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