Whitney LaHayne's business students at Banks County High School have been studying corporate ethics and social responsibility in-depth. They researched and created infographics on various global companies to understand how they approach business ethics and corporate social responsibility.
The project was designed to help students analyze and visualize the effects of ethical practices and social contributions in business. The project's highlight was a gallery walkthrough where students presented their infographics, turning the classroom into an educational gallery. They explored each company's social responsibilities and ethical misconduct to better understand businesses' impact on social responsibility.
LaHayne is part of Banks County High School's CTAE program, which offers several pathways for students to complete their high school graduation plan. Pathways include Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources, Forestry/Wildlife Systems, Forest Mechanical Systems, Horticulture and Forest Science, Horticulture Mechanical/Animal Systems, Agriculture Mechanics and Metal Fabrication, Early Childhood Care and Education, Hospitality and Tourism Culinary Arts, Health Science, Business, Management and Administration, Information Technology, Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications and Transportation.
The CTAE program provides students with diverse opportunities to explore various career and educational paths.