The ReVision business plan team from Murrieta Valley High School’s Virtual Enterprise program pose for a photo after finishing in second place out of nearly 100 teams from around California at the state competition in Bakersfield. Valley News/MVHS Virtual Enterprise photo
Murrieta Valley High School’s two Virtual Enterprise teams – ReVision and Eturnyl – returned this week from a state competition, and one of those teams solidified its spot in the national competition in New York City this spring.The Virtual Enterprise program consists of students creating a simulated business that operates in a competitive environment with the goals of educating students with key knowledge needed with developing a business and getting close to the real-world feel of how a real business operates.At the beginning of the year, students from the classes decide collectively which two business ideas will be executed.This year, ReVision, a company that sells blue light blocking glas
