8 Kettles in One Trip, What a Donation!

[CatskillSmoker]

Nice load you got there. Great thing to teach the kids. Congrats on the school supplies.

[Transit98]

Epic! Lucky kids - getting taught some of the good stuff in life.


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[addicted-to-smoke]

That's so cool. Trying to parse what category of class this would fall under. Schools don't do "home economics" any more, do they?

Every box is a Copper?

[inkaddictedchef1]

Yes! So much this!

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[weldboy]

That's awesome man


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[pbe gummi bear]

Kudos to the donor and for volunteering, Rub.

[mattlillis73]

Very cool. That was very generous of the donor.

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[hawgheaven]

Ya' just don't see generosity like that every day. That's awesome!

[Jon Tofte]

  Awesome generosity and what a cool class! I wish they offered that when I was in school!


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[jaynik]

Well done.

[smokestain]

Awesome way to pass it forward!

[chiku18]

With such a kind donator paired joining hands with awesome teacher like you - those kids will learn awesome BBQ and lesson of "pay it forward". Good going.

[Rub]

Thanks again to the donor. Without him this wouldn't happen.

That's so cool. Trying to parse what category of class this would fall under. Schools don't do "home economics" any more, do they?

Every box is a Copper?

I teach special ed and some of the handicaps involve behavior problems. Also our school is primarily for preparing our kids for the world of work. So we've instituted a behavior management program that teaches the kids 10 basic qualities that employers want in their employees. Things like being on time, dressed to code, accepting feedback, getting along well with coworkers, etc. The kids who earn the equivalent of an A for the week for behavior get to choose from a list of fun "leisure activities" to take part in for about 70-90 minutes the end of the day on Fridays. I thought it would be cool to pass on the joy of grilling to them. So many come from 1 parent homes with no "dad". And typically it's the dad who teaches his son or daughter to grill. So I'm now able to bring this to the table for them.


And yes, they are all Coppers. Plus a couple black SJs. The goal is to get up to 12 grills so I can teach 24 at a time.

[hawgheaven]

Thanks again to the donor. Without him this wouldn't happen.

That's so cool. Trying to parse what category of class this would fall under. Schools don't do "home economics" any more, do they?

Every box is a Copper?

I teach special ed and some of the handicaps involve behavior problems. Also our school is primarily for preparing our kids for the world of work. So we've instituted a behavior management program that teaches the kids 10 basic qualities that employers want in their employees. Things like being on time, dressed to code, accepting feedback, getting along well with coworkers, etc. The kids who earn the equivalent of an A for the week for behavior get to choose from a list of fun "leisure activities" to take part in for about 70-90 minutes the end of the day on Fridays. I thought it would be cool to pass on the joy of grilling to them. So many come from 1 parent homes with no "dad". And typically it's the dad who teaches his son or daughter to grill. So I'm now able to bring this to the table for them.


And yes, they are all Coppers. Plus a couple black SJs. The goal is to get up to 12 grills so I can teach 24 at a time.

That is sooooo cool! Good on ya' brutha!