High School of Commerce

High School of Commerce is a secondary school in Springfield, Massachusetts, with classrooms and laboratories designed for teaching business and finance subjects. The facilities allow students to explore economic concepts in realistic settings.

The school was founded in the early 1900s and developed into an institution for business training. Over the decades, its programs adapted to economic changes and remained relevant for career preparation.

The building brings together students from different neighborhoods who participate in competitions and business projects that shape the daily rhythm of school life. These activities show how learning happens through hands-on experience rather than textbooks alone.

Visitors can explore the campus to understand how schools combine subject-specific teaching with practical job preparation. It helps to pay attention to different learning areas as you move through the school and notice how the building is organized.

Students run virtual companies and trade with simulated stocks to understand basic concepts of the financial market in a safe environment. This learning method gives them a realistic introduction to business decision-making.