Hillsboro Elementary School fifth grade students took a walking field trip to Deb-Ann’s Fabric at Burton’s Enterprises, where they selected the fabric they liked, and each one sewed an apron – with the help of Debbie Walker, Melissa Totten, Dawn Workman, Jane Huppert, Cassie Williams, Perlina Ignos and staff.
The Family Resource Network provided sewing machines for the event.
The students put their aprons to use as they helped with the cooking for the Parents Breakfast.
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