An instructor and program from the Table Rock Career Center receives national recognition and assisted in part by a foundation developed by a member of the Kansas City Chiefs Football team.
The press release below is from the Reeds Spring School District:
Table Rock Career Center’s Culinary Arts instructor, Jennifer Noriega, has been selected as one of five inaugural fellows in the Kids Feeding Kids Fellowship Program. This national initiative supports high school teachers who help students develop culinary skills while addressing food insecurity in their communities.
As part of this program, Mrs. Noriega’s program will receive funding, mentorship, and professional development to expand food education, sustainability, and community service. Funding comes in part from the 15 and the Mahomies Foundation, established by Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
Mrs. Noriega’s class will cook and package meals for families in need. These projects will provide students with technical skills and a deeper understanding of community service.
“My students are excited to embark on this new adventure next school year. When I was telling them about Kids Feeding Kids, they wanted to become part of the program before I even finished explaining. I have reached out to some local organizations that can help us distribute the meals, and I am excited to bring a learning opportunity like this to our community,” said Noriega.
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