Rancho Santa Fe School students give back to food bank
R. Roger Rowe School’s student council led a schoolwide food drive for the holidays and brought in a big haul of donations for the San Diego Food Bank. The food was collected Dec. 15. Student council representatives pictured are, L-R, seventh-grade activities director Miles Botkiss, sixth-grade activities director Slater Simo, sixth-grade philanthropy commissioner Luca Csathy, eighth-grade president Janna Shakiba, seventh-grade philanthropy commissioner Sarah Footer and seventh-grade vice president Charlie Mossy.
Photo and report by Karen Billing.
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