Yonkers students bake cupcakes for good cause
Eleventh and 12th grade culinary students at the Charter School of Educational Excellence have put on their chef’s hats for a good cause.
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Dec 15, 2022, 1:15 PM
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Updated 497 days ago
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3h agoStudents in Yonkers are baking
their own treats to raise money for charity.
Eleventh and 12th grade
culinary students at the Charter School of Educational Excellence have put on
their chef’s hats for a good cause.
The school's chef instructor, Alan
Richter, joined News 12 live this morning to discuss the program and why they
decided to help the Graham-Windham foster care agency.
