In March, three of our members, Beverly Farrar, Cathy Roach, and Bradley Sue Howell, delivered more than 40 goodie bags and were able to meet and talk with some of the parents in the program. Reutter received her B.S. from Emporia State University and her master s from the University of Hawaii. She was also selected as one of the ten finalists for the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences teacher of the year award. The course includes opportunities to learn about different cultures, community service, and occupational skills. Members of families and the community discuss particular cultures.
Students prepare and serve food at birthday parties for nursing home residents.
They also learn job skills by applying, interviewing, and working in a simulated CMS Bakery. An extracurricular club, Teen Toyworks, has focused on community service projects for March of Dimes, Gillette Children s Hospital, Toys for Tots, and Make a Wish Foundation. Baker s memberships also include People to People International and Education Minnesota. She will retire this year. 346 of the Virginia General Assembly for manifold contributions to the Richmond community.