JUNE
The current President and Director of Scare for a Cure (name in your newsletter), will tell us about the past, present and future of this entirely volunteer run charity. For 20 years Scare has been raising money for the Breast Cancer Resource Center and other local cancer charities by presenting annually two original, interactive, theatrical shows. Each fall, Scare presents a haunted adventure. In the spring, Scare brings the latest version of Quest Night, a night of questing adventures. Find out more about these fun shows, how a show comes together, the amazing volunteers and future Scare projects.
JULY
Join us to hear a professional chef (name in your newsletter) recount the rewards and challenges of being a modern-day High School Culinary Arts Teacher. This isn’t your mom’s home-ec cooking class! Catherine studied food while living in Japan, New York and Spain and graduated from the Culinary School at San Jacinto Community College. She teaches at Moe and Gene Johnson High School in Hays County ISD. Her curriculum focuses on culinary skills, safety and sanitation, career readiness, catering and more. In a restaurant-style, commercial grade kitchen she helped design, she prepares students for high-demand, high-skill careers.
Mary Lou F.