LCTC Culinary Arts students shine

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It was a busy night at the Lamar R-1 School Board November meeting, as members were given a tour of the new Lamar Career and Technical Center Culinary Arts program. Prior to the meeting, students transformed the high school library into a fine dining restaurant, while showing what their futures may be in the culinary field. Following the dinner, the board heard an update on the cross country season for both middle and high school.


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