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It’s Boba Time Colton Inspires Students at Woodrow Wilson Elementary Career Day

By Its Boba Time Colton PR Coordinator , Community Writer
April 8, 2026 at 03:06pm. Views: 1861

It’s Boba Time Colton was invited by Woodrow Wilson Elementary School to participate in its annual Career Day, joining a diverse group of professionals representing careers in medical, music, law, and more. All students joined the event, creating a lively and engaging atmosphere across campus.

The It’s Boba Time Colton booth quickly drew attention as students stopped by to learn what it takes to become a business owner. Kids asked engaging questions about how to start a business, what challenges owners face, and what it’s like running a boba shop day-to-day.

Team members shared real-world insights, emphasizing the importance of dedication, customer service, and creativity. They encouraged students to think big and explained that anyone can pursue entrepreneurship with the right mindset and effort.

In addition to the educational experience, the team handed out fun branded swag, which added excitement to the booth. Students were thrilled to receive the giveaways, proudly showing them off as they continued exploring the event.

 With a wide range of career booths present, Career Day offered students valuable exposure to different industries. It’s Boba Time Colton’s participation stood out as both engaging and inspiring, leaving many students excited about the possibility of becoming business owners themselves one day.

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