A true friend by Kaelin Harting

A true friend is someone that you can trust because they are your best friend. Someone that you can tell them anything and they will not tell anybody any thing.  Also. your best friends is someone that you can talk to when you are having trouble in school or having a  boyfriend problem. They are someone you can trust with anything that you tell them. My best friend makes me laugh when I am feeling left out or I have had a bad day. 

How to be a good friend? by Chesnie Blankenship

Being a good friend isn't about looks, it's about being your self and finding the group friends you fit in with and don't let a boy go between you and your friendship! A best friend, a true friend is someone who you love (as a friend) and can truly can talk about any thing. He or she is like a brother or sister to you who you can trust! Say that this person is a true friend to you and they tell your other friend a lie, now that's not a true friend. I have two friends and one of them as a boyfriend and her friend (and mine) is upset about it. She should at least support her.

Nom Nom! The Afternoon Class Makes Valentine Goodies!

 

Mrs. Bright's afternoon Life Skills class had a blast making Valentine goodies!

Nom, nom!

Happy Valentine's Day!

We've been busy cooking again!

Just look at all the yummy treats!

Happy Valentine's Day!

Christmas Cooking Classes

We've been very busy making Christmas goodies! Nom, nom, nom! (If you click on the pictures they will enlarge.)

9-12 Grade Morning Class

 

Morning Class: Bri, Mrs. Moore, Isaiah, Talbot

 

 Morning Class: Isaiah, Isaac, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Bright, Spencer

 

Bri,, Isaiah, Isaac, Talbot

 

Bri, Isaac and Cookies!

7-8 Grade Afternoon Class

Robbie, Taylor, Chesnie, Mrs. Bright, Kaelin

 Chesnie, Kaelin, Jessica, Robbie, Taylor

Taylor and Chesnie

Taylor, Kaelin, Jessica, Robbie, Mrs. Bright

Morning Class Goes Christmas Shopping

The 9-12 grade class went Christmas shopping on Thursday, December 15 in Fort Wayne. They visited different stores to hunt for gifts for the people on their list.

For lunch they went to Cheddar's. They learned how to pay their bill and figure the tip. They also had to budget the money they brought with them to have enough for each person on their Christmas list.

Mrs. Bright drove the bus and also asked questions about driving such as what lane she should turn into and what the road signs meant.

A great time was had by all! (Click on pics to enlarge.)

 

At Cheddars

Thanksgiving Feast Memories!