A team of compassionate teachers created a special store to show off their students' amazing abilities.
"Although our students may seem different than what's the social norm, they enjoy life just like we enjoy life and they want to be part of the community just as we are," said Nicole Campbell.
MEC serves students ages 5-21 in Delaware County who require special needs outside of a typical classroom setting. The school store is open to fellow students and faculty and serves chips, soda, and candy alongside important life skills. Students interact with customers, exchange money, restock goods, and more.
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