77 Kewanee High School Students have earned their Food Handling Certificate from the Henry and Stark County Health Department. Kewanee High School celebrated the accomplishment with this press release…
“77 students enrolled in Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Campbell’s Kewanee High School Foods Classes have earned their Food Handler License. Megan Washburn and Alexis 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 77 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 – Left to Right
Row 1
Alexis Lindbom HCHD
Megan Washburn HCHD
Alyssa Mannella
Summer Simmons
Jenna Lampe
Payton Galli
Andres Torres
Alexandria Valentine
Lisa Johnston Manager McDonald’s Kewanee
Stephanie Johnson KHS FCS Teacher
Row 2
Tom Campbell KHS FCS Teacher
Damian Harris
Isabella Guzman
Cheyenne Orwig
Tayshawn Taylor
Megan VanWassenhove
Natalia Bond
Kailey Shaw
Row 3
Detravius Taylor
Mason Schlatman
Alan Saucedo Vasquez
Osmar Ocampo
Anahi Guerrero Lopez
Sara Reyes
Camille VanDeVelde
Lillian Hampton
Isabelle Vargas
Nolie Charlet
Alexandrya Boardman
Row 4
Matthew Huggins
Gideon Richards
Juan Zepeda
Aires Simmons
Carter Ensley
Jesus DelToro Sanchez
Alexander Gobellan
Kieryn Abernathy
Macyn Anderson
Macee Pickering
Claire Taylor
Julissia Cazares
Karina Wims
Row 5
Trenton Edens
Douglas Swearingen
Jesus Ruiz Sanchez
Kamdyn Hicks
Ariana Gonzalez
Row 6
Analia Guerrero Lopez
Isidro Martinez Bermudez
Amelia Hutchinson
Dezmend Goforth
Dale Kennedy
Ashley Luna Lozano
Ellen Thumma
Kiley Werderman
Kearstin Hamrick
Kendyl DeBlieck
