Our school's AICE Travel & Tourism Program has been built over the past four years from 7 students to 75. As we've grown we continue to prioritize many goals in the local travel, tourism, and hospitality industries at the same time serving as ambassadors of our Immokalee High School community. As such our course requires students to plan, manage, run, and evaluate a local tourism event as a team. In order to appropriately serve build these community connections, teach students about brand identity, and create a true team environment our goal is to provide each student with a customized team shirt that is both uniformed and professional.

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Building Brand Identity for Local Hospitality

School:
Immokalee High 
Subject:
Social Studies 
Teacher:
David Stehlin 
Students Impacted:
75 
Grade:
9-12 
Date:
August 24, 2023

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A Champion For Learning - $1,600.00

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Impact to My Classroom

# of Students Impacted: 75

Our Travel & Tourism students were able to sport their custom-made uniformed shirts which displayed our own unique brand image! Each student was provided with a shirt and was able to use it during their planned events. These events were planned, managed, and run by our AICE Travel & Tourism students and opened up to many of our Immokalee High School community: parents, students, and family.

 

Because we received funding to supply each student with a uniformed shirt, they were able to present a consistent brand identify of professionalism and they were able to share information about their goals and achievements to people during their events.

 

Additionally, these students were able to identify these uniformed shirts as specific pieces of their team's plan for marketing and local hospitality in their final portoflios which were presented to Cambridge mid-April. In turn, this helped them to earn higher marks because of their on-hand experience with building brand identity.

 

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Uniformed team members before running their events

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Uniformed team members before running their events

 

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Uniformed team members before running their events

 

Original Grant Overview

Goal

Our school's AICE Travel & Tourism Program has been built over the past four years from 7 students to 75. As we've grown we continue to prioritize many goals in the local travel, tourism, and hospitality industries at the same time serving as ambassadors of our Immokalee High School community. As such our course requires students to plan, manage, run, and evaluate a local tourism event as a team. In order to appropriately serve build these community connections, teach students about brand identity, and create a true team environment our goal is to provide each student with a customized team shirt that is both uniformed and professional. 

 

What will be done with my students

In our school's AICE Travel & Tourism program, each student works in a team for the majority of the school year to ultimately run a public tourism event that will receive customers and work with local businesses. During our events as well as planned field trips, students will use these shirts to help people identify them as brand ambassadors as well as making it easy to identify one another during events as fellow staff members. 

 

Benefits to my students

Over the past few years we have been able to provide these shirts at no cost to our students because we have had so few students in the program. As the program has grown to such a degree the funding for such an undertaking has made it necessary to reach out to the community to fund this project. We have found benefits to students wearing these customized shirts which include: recognition of local businesses of our students and appreciation for our students' conduct within the community AND we have found that this has helped students to fully grasp the concepts of teamwork, brand identity, and community interaction. As this is an AICE course, we have also noticed overwhelming success at students earning both AS (one-year credit) and A Level (two-year credit) for including images and discussions of their uniformed shirts in the year-long portfolio that they eventually submit to Cambridge in April. 

 

Budget Narrative

The apparel will be purchased by a local vendor and are estimated to cost approximately $20 per unit. This includes the customization of adding our program’s image on the lapel of each item. 

 

Items

# Item Cost
1 80 team shirts $1,600.00
  Total: $1,600.00

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