Nodaway-Holt rootEd program helps kids
SUBMITTED BY STACEY CALFEE, NODAWAY-HOLT ROOTED ADVISER
Emily Bailey’s meats class students Jon Smock, Bryton Olson, Hunter Jackson, Wyatt Langford, Skyler Randall and William Needles visit Clark’s Custom Meats in St. Joseph.
Nodaway-Holt High School students visit locations to learn about scholarships, applications, trade schools and the workforce with the rootEd program. Stacey Calfee, rootEd adviser, told The Forum that students toured Kawasaki, Clark’s Custom Meats in St. Joseph and the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City.
SUBMITTED BY STACEY CALFEE, NODAWAY-HOLT ROOTED ADVISER
Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing USA employee Michelle Peter took Nodaway-Holt seniors Paxton Prettyman, Chase McClain, Dakota Patterson and rootEd adviser Stacey Calfee on a tour.
SUBMITTED BY STACEY CALFEE, NODAWAY-HOLT ROOTED ADVISER
Nodaway-Holt Student Council members recently packed 65 meal kits for area families.
SUBMITTED BY STACEY CALFEE, NODAWAY-HOLT ROOTED ADVISER
Nodaway-Holt seniors William Needles, Gavin Cruz, Ethan Randall, Dakota Patterson, Tanner Maurer, Kash Johnson, Bryton Olson, Chase McClain, Hunter Jackson and Annika Hurst joined Holly Praiswater for a tour of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
