Students showcase Husky Pack Treats and its impact on community service

During the Forsyth County Schools Board of Education regular meeting on March 18, 2025, a heartwarming presentation highlighted the impactful work of students involved in the Husky Pack Treats initiative. This student-led project focuses on creating dog treats while fostering essential life skills such as teamwork, communication, and entrepreneurship.

The students shared a video detailing their experiences and the positive effects of their work. They emphasized the importance of their mission, which not only provides treats for dogs but also supports local charities, including donations to the Humane Society and aid for animals affected by wildfires. The initiative has allowed students to learn valuable skills that they believe will benefit them in the future, reinforcing a sense of purpose and community involvement.

In a light-hearted moment, students distributed samples of their treats to board members, encouraging them to share the goodies with their pets. The interaction showcased the joy and pride the students take in their work, with one student expressing that making the treats is their favorite part of the project.

The meeting underscored the significance of such programs in fostering student engagement and community service. As the board members praised the students for their efforts, it became clear that initiatives like Husky Pack Treats not only enhance learning but also strengthen community ties. The board looks forward to supporting similar projects that empower students and contribute positively to the community.