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60 in 16 this week: Life Skills Program

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Source
YouTube / Blue Hawk Media
Date
2025-12-05
Location
Rockingham County, NH
Material
Transcript
Extent
331 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-07

Transcript

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001Good morning. This is superintendent of schools Chris Andriski. And here I am with a special edition of 16 and 16. We're at Exad High School with principal NI and director of student services uh Lisa Mren and we are here highlighting some of our alternative learning spaces and today we're looking at the Happy Bean Cafe. Miss, you want to tell us a little bit about it? >> Sure. The Happy Bean is run by our life skills program. It's the students who run a coffee shop and all the kids that come through are able to um order from a variety of different things. They're in charge of everything from the prep to the ordering to the delivery and taking care of the money and everything that goes along with it. >> I am also here with Eevee

002and Mary who also work in the Happy Bean Cafe. Eevee, can you tell us a little bit about the Happy Bean Cafe? >> It was busy. >> Super busy today. >> Yeah. How many cups of coffee you think you made? >> Um, 40,000. >> I would agree. Look at the line. It's amazing. Mary, do you enjoy working at the Happy Bean Cafe? >> Yeah. >> What's your favorite part? >> My favorite part is making drinks. >> Hot chocolate or coffee? What's your favorite? >> Hot chocolate. >> Thank you, girls. We appreciate the work. And we'll get you back in there so we get this line out of here. >> Yes. >> Have a great day. Welcome to the Blue Hawk House. >> We're really proud of this space. This is an alternative learning um location

003for our students. It's connected to our campus, but it offers a really unique learning opportunity that Miss Kosa is going to explain further. >> This is a wonderful place for us to be able to do the things that we can't teach in a classroom, whether it's changing a light bulb, cleaning a bathroom, vacuuming, all the life skills that you need to have for daily living. >> Thank you. We hope you enjoy checking it out. >> Here I am with Shane, who is going to tell us a little bit about the work he does at the Happy Bean Cafe. work at Happy Bean. >> Is it fun working at the Happy Bean Cafe? >> It's fun at Happy Bean. >> And what are some of the things that you do? Do you make hot chocolate and

004coffee? >> Yeah. >> What is your favorite? The hot chocolate or the coffee? >> Hot chocolate. >> Thank you, Shane. Thank you, everyone. Have a great weekend and we'll see you again in a couple weeks.

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