Lessons learned from Wetterling

Published 9:00 am Sunday, September 18, 2016

By Submitted

Throughout this week, the 18-21 transitions class has been talking about the Jacob Wetterling case. They learned of the impact it had on the adults around them 27 years ago, as well as the changes in child abduction laws since that time. They wanted to join the Minnesota Twins in honoring Jacob Wetterling and his family by wearing a red No. 11 as well as the list of 11 traits that they will try to live by: be fair, kind, understanding, honest, thankful, a good sport, a good friend, joyful, generous, gentle with others and be positive. Pictured, front row, from left, are Brooke Greenslade, Theresa Groesbeck (work coordinator), Ayla Mitchell and Anita Maloney. Pictured in the middle are Daniel Whelan and Sarah Thompson. Pictured, back row, from left, are Lori Nelson (program instructor), Nancy Sickels (job coach), Cindy Jones (paraprofessional), Daniel Enomoto, Slater DeRaad, Cobra Coonrod and Cameron Schultz. - Provided

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