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HUNTINGTON — More than a dozen teachers and other members of the community spoke their minds in front of the Cabell County Board of Education on Tuesday evening.
Teenage sisters start nonprofit cooking meals for foster families
Samantha and Laura Kopec are providing meals to 35 independent foster families on a daily basis through their nonprofit organization, Feeding the Fosters.
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CLEARWATER, Fla. â Two teenage sisters in Clearwater are changing the lives of foster families through the power of home-cooked meals.
Seventeen-year-old Samantha Kopec, and her 15-year-old sister Laura, move around the kitchen in perfect harmony. For the past year and a half, they ve been cooking two to three meals a week for their nonprofit organization, Feeding the Fosters. Cooking meals that our great grandmother passed down to us, all the way from Italy, so we ll make baked ziti and chicken parm, said Samantha, who is a senior at Tarpon Springs High School.
JONESBORO â Two Clayton County teachers are the recipients of a Claes Nobel Educator Teacher of the Year finalist award from the National Society of High School Scholars.
Andrea Price from Mt. Zion High School and Rajini Sundararaj from Stilwell School of the Arts each received the award and $1,000.
Price is the mathematics department chair. She also serves as the Zionette Dance Team coach and academic coach of Career, Technical and Agricultural Education, fine arts, mathematics and science departments.
Sundararaj, a 24-year veteran instructor, is a physics and environmental science teacher
The NSHSS is an international honors and scholarship program co-founded by Claes Nobel, the senior member of the Nobel Prize family, and James Lewis. To be eligible for Educators of the Year, candidates must be an NSHSS Educator of Distinction and must currently be working within a public or private high school in the United States or abroad.
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