Carson High School’s Comprehensive Life Skills students celebrated Thanksgiving last week by preparing a meal for fellow students and staff. Grocery Outlet donated the trimmings.
Comprehensive Life Skills students at Carson High School got into the spirit of Thanksgiving and celebrated being thankful for friends and family last week by helping prepare a Thanksgiving meal for fellow students and staff.
With the assistance of some parents and educators, students learned life skills like cooking, place setting and cleaning.
For the last three years, the activity has been a tradition at Carson High School. This year Grocery Outlet donated two turkeys, gravy, rolls, water, apple juice and paper products to help fund the feast. Parents, families and friends provided many other ingredients to help round out the meal with plates of mashed potatoes, stuffing, yams, corn, salads, pies, etc.
“In the end, we invite our CLS teachers, student peers, counselors, administrators, along with many others to come and enjoy the food that our students prepared and to give thanks for all we have,” said Lance Hendee, CLS/special education teacher at Carson High. “We would like to thank all the parents who were able to provide many of the ingredients used and again Grocery Outlet for everything.”