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Central High SPED students sell coffee as life‑skills activity

King and Queen County Economic Development Authority · October 17, 2024
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Summary

Dr. David Curran reported that special education students at Central High School are selling coffee in the mornings as part of a life‑skills program and that staff are discussing having those students help with a food truck at school events.

KING AND QUEEN COURT HOUSE, Va. — The EDA’s Oct. 17 meeting included a brief update from the school system: Dr. David Curran said special education students at Central High School are selling coffee in the mornings as a life‑skills activity and that there is discussion about involving them in food‑truck service at school events.

Dr. Curran presented the activity as a hands‑on life‑skills opportunity; the meeting record does not specify the number of students involved or precise schedules. No action by the EDA was requested or recorded on the school’s program during the Oct. 17 meeting.