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<p>Students of the Wyoming Valley Montessori School in Kingston recently, as a part of their community outreach program, made ham and cheese sandwiches for the St. Vincent de Paul soup kitchen in Wilkes-Barre. This outreach program gives Montessori students the opportunity to help and learn about their community. Over 300 sandwiches were made and delivered for the soup kitchen. Some of the students who participated in the project are, from left, first row, Aditya Vohra, Shavertown; James Witkowski, Mountain Top. Seated, Noah Hoang, Dallas; Colette Corbin, Dallas; Cara Murphy, Shavertown; James Murphy, Shavertown; Matteo Deluca, Wilkes-Barre; Sofia DiPietro, Harding. Standing, Reed Albert, Nanticoke; Olivia Deluca, Wilkes-Barre; Ava Hoang, Dallas; Emma Murphy, Shavertown; Louis Hoang, Dallas; and Chloe Corbin, Dallas.</p><style>
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Montessori students make sandwiches for soup kitchen