57 students from Kewanee High School have earned their Food Handler Licenses from the Henry and Stark County Health Department via their Food Classes with Mrs. Johnson at Kewanee High School.
57 students enrolled in Mrs. Johnson’s Kewanee High School Foods Classes have earned their Food Handler License. Megan Washburn and Alex Lindbom from the Henry/Stark County Health Department facilitated a week-long Food Handler Training Course that culminated with the students receiving their license. All 57 license fees ($15 each) were paid by our local McDonald’s Restaurant. All employees working in a food establishment must complete this training. This license should increase the student’s ability to attain employment.
Pictured are:
Front row, left to right
Megan Washburn HCHD
Aliyah Werderman
Jendayia Crowe
Danielle Currier
Janessa Cazares
Kahlen Cox
Breanna Nebinger
Cosette Komnick
Savanna Walker
Briseidy Hernandez Lozano
Kylee Shipman
2nd row, left to right
Mrs. Johnson – KHS FCS Teacher
Marely Sanchez
Damaris Diaz Favela
Evelyn Castaneda
Brissa Estrada
Annemarie Campbell
Edith Ornelas
Audrey Clucas
Bailey VanWinkle
Kolbie Cernovich
Tiffany Helton
Lisa Johnston – Manager Kewanee McDonald’s Restaurant
3rd row, left to right
Kaydence Wittmeyer
Kristina Thomas
Jamyla Lasenby
Mikayla Israel
Lucas Mayne
Jesse Gurnsey
4th row, left to right
Abigail Nebring
Joslynn VanStaden
Carver Nebringer
Gabriel Anderson
Lee Butler
Ryon Miller
Malik Diop
Addam Gerard
Alex Ly
Caiden Anderson
Kamden Fredrickson
Jesse Anderson
Emma Larabee
5th row, left to right
Clarity Peach
Paige Shaw
Denali Gorden
Isaiah Ince
Joshua Dewante
Kaanan Griffin
Jose Garcia
Kira Alsup
Cadyn Conley
Jazmin Hernandez
Aleah Werderman
Landen Elliott
