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Family and consumer sciences prepare students for life after high school

  • Windham High School students Gabi Hatem, left, and Maureen Wheeler, right, talk with their classmates and eat zucchini applesauce muffins that they made in Kay Shoubash's family and consumer science class in Windham on Thursday, May 23, 2013. "The class is fun," Hatem said. "In high school you don't have a lot of time to eat well, but this class teaches you that you can." <br/><br/>(TAEHOON KIM / Monitor staff)Windham High School students Gabi Hatem, left, and Maureen Wheeler, right, talk with their classmates and eat zucchini applesauce muffins that they made in Kay Shoubash’s family and consumer science class in Windham on Thursday, May 23, 2013. “The class is fun,” Hatem said. “In high school you don’t have a lot of time to eat well, but this class teaches you that you can.”

    (TAEHOON KIM / Monitor staff)

By KATHLEEN RONAYNE

Monitor staff

Sunday, May 26, 2013
(Published in print: Sunday, May 26, 2013)

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Posted by admin on February 28th, 2012

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