![Reaching out. Christopher Lesh, student at Central Catholic High School, serves ice cream during the event on March 2, 2025, at the Portland waterfront. Central Catholic was just one of the schools that sent student volunteers out to cook, prepare, dish, and serve food. Interact club’s co-president Rachel Gerber, junior, plated the food during the event. “I like how direct the contact is,” Gerber said. “You’re there [and] you’re just doing something good. It’s simple, it’s easy, you can feel good about it.”](https://wlhsnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/interact-1-edited-1200x744.jpg)
By creating clay creatures, Willamette Primary School collaborates with the High School ceramics class on March 14 during the school day. The two groups were given a prompt to create a creature and then the high schoolers recreated them using clay with the second graders.
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Ceramic students collaborates with Willamette Primary School
Ceramics students bring to life Willamette Primary school second graders’ ceramic creatures on March 14
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