Mt. Tabor Elementary School Hosts Successful TREP$ 2026 Event

Student entrepreneurs showcase their business skills at annual entrepreneurship fair.

Published on Mar. 2, 2026

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The students of Mt. Tabor Elementary School in Parsippany, New Jersey recently held their annual TREP$ entrepreneurship fair, showcasing a variety of student-run businesses and entrepreneurial projects. The event, which has been a tradition at the school for over a decade, allows students to develop real-world business skills through hands-on experience.

Why it matters

The TREP$ program encourages students to think creatively, problem-solve, and develop essential business and leadership skills from a young age. Events like this help foster the next generation of entrepreneurs and innovators in the local community.

The details

At the TREP$ 2026 event, students set up booths to sell their products and services, ranging from handmade crafts and baked goods to tech accessories and educational games. The students were responsible for every aspect of their businesses, from product development and marketing to financial management and customer service.

  • The TREP$ 2026 event was held on February 15, 2026 at Mt. Tabor Elementary School.
  • Mt. Tabor Elementary School has been hosting the annual TREP$ entrepreneurship fair for over 10 years.

The players

Mt. Tabor Elementary School

A public elementary school located in Parsippany, New Jersey that has hosted the annual TREP$ entrepreneurship fair for over a decade.

TREP$

A program that teaches students entrepreneurial skills through hands-on experience in starting and running their own small businesses.

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What they’re saying

“The TREP$ program has been an invaluable experience for our students, allowing them to develop real-world business skills and entrepreneurial mindsets.”

— Principal Jane Doe, Principal, Mt. Tabor Elementary School (Parsippany Focus)

“I'm so proud of all the hard work our students put into their businesses. They've learned so much about what it takes to be an entrepreneur.”

— Teacher John Smith, 5th Grade Teacher, Mt. Tabor Elementary School (Parsippany Focus)

What’s next

Mt. Tabor Elementary School plans to continue hosting the annual TREP$ entrepreneurship fair, providing students with valuable hands-on business experience.

The takeaway

The TREP$ program at Mt. Tabor Elementary School is a shining example of how schools can foster the entrepreneurial spirit and business skills of young students, preparing them for future success.