CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - Blind and low-vision students will be learning how to toast marshmallows over a campfire, and build confidence, as part of a vocational rehabilitation program.
The state Department of Education is hosting a “Virtual Campfire” on Friday evening for students, their families and teachers. The online event highlights a new initiative called Collaborative Engagement-NH to increase engagement, self-assuredness and social skills for blind and low-vision students.
Participants have been sent a kit to make s’mores and will be guided through the process of making them during the online session.
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