by Maureen Daye
Linda Schiano, who teaches Italian at the Manalapan Englishtown Middle School, enthusiastically shared her knowledge about how to create and cook pasta with more than 100 eighth-graders on a recent day at the school.
Some 10 years ago when Schiano began teaching at MEMS, she came up with the idea of having an annual pasta presentation for her students. She said she appreciates the support she has received, particularly from Assistant Principal Paul DeMarco, who is the world language supervisor. Schiano said she was inspired by her parents, Susanna and Emilio Schiano, who emigrated from Naples, Italy, to the United States 60 years ago.
Source: http://nt.gmnews.com/
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