During a business department meeting, teachers were collaborating about how to advertise the courses and get more student enrollment. One of the ideas was to do a bulletin board display. There was one bulletin board available in the hallway across from the business education department office. I had volunteered to create the display as I was already brainstorming on ideas. I leveraged a set of slide decks that were already created and visually appealing and printed those and cut them out. These showcase the class name in all caps and bold letters. I used primary colors on a diagonal as the background to make the information pop and attract attention. I used cutouts to entice students to think about who to contact about a class. Finally I used the pictures of each business teacher and provided their school email address so they could be contacted with questions.

A fellow business education teacher asked me to assist with the creation of the next bulletin board. I agreed noting that I can execute his idea. I was tasked with creating a March Madness bracket for sixteen Dow Jones stocks. I sketched a copy of my plan and showed it to my colleague, who liked my concept. From there, I took measurements of the bulletin board for the black background and the white bracket page. The white brackets were measured and spaced evenly to have a symmetrical effect. I created logo and ticker symbol cards for each company that will be used in the bracket with each group of four having their own regional color card. I traced and cut out letters for the bulletin board title and centered that on the bulletin board. Since it was March, I decided to use the Irish flag colors to tie March Madness with the St. Patrick's Day holiday theme. The bulletin board will be interactive for staff and students using a QR code where they will be taken to a Google Classroom. Using Google Sheets, they will enter their bracket winners that records their entry. My colleague will track the bracket and will post a winner!