Texas high school offering 'Adulting 101' to teach students 'how to survive'
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Growing up is hard to do – but a school in Texas is aiming to make it a little easier for its students.
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Round Rock Independent School District's Cedar Ridge High School is helping set their students up for life with a new class called “Adulting 101.”
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The Round Rock school is offering the basic life skills course to all grades, which will aim to teach students how to cook healthy food, write a resume, interview for a job and manage money, among other important lessons.
Round Rock Independent School District's Cedar Ridge High School is helping set their students up for life with a new class called “Adulting 101.” (iStock)
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"We're teaching them basic skills on how to survive," said chef Ralph Chavez, who teaches the students cooking skills, to KVUE. "It's not really high-end culinary stuff, but just when they graduate they'll know how they're going to feed themselves."
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The course is reportedly still evolving, and one teacher at the school is hopeful it will add basic automotive skills to the curriculum soon.