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Homer 33C, St. Coletta’s partner to teach students daily living skills

A St. Coletta’s instructor shows Homer 33C students how to make pizza dough. The district’s Specialized Instruction Program students visit St. Coletta’s Transition Town in Tinley Park once a month to learn real-life skills. Photo submitted

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1:52 pm CDT October 31, 2017
Imagine your middle school/junior high student being able to cook you dinner or do a load of wash. That’s what students in Homer 33C’s Specialized Instruction Program are learning to do, thanks to a partnership with St. Coletta’s of Illinois.

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