Special education students run a coffee shop at their high school

One of Racine's newest and fastest-growing coffee shops has a unique twist. Rebel Roasters is a mobile cafe run by Horlick high schoolers in the special education department.
Multiple times a week, a crew of students walk the halls of Horlick delivering coffee door-to-door to eager teachers waiting for their morning cup of joe.
It has become increasingly popular among both student baristas and teachers. It's not uncommon for the Rebel Roasters coffee cart to run out of coffee.
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Such a heartwarming story.

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Great idea ☺️ !

[@eileenkfedele]

Wonderful 😊

[@toonxlink]

Not calling the shop "Special Roast" was a missed opportunity. 😂

[@nicoledoran7700]

Sorry to say this but all disabled programs in all USA have this program. It's a shame we can not hight something that they really have passions for then just being a slave in shops and schools

[@tylercordeiro2926]

That's sadly not always practical in terms of self sufficiency. When one lacks higher order literacy skills, hands on jobs that are most readily available are service jobs, and they give disabled people a sense of purpose and fulfillment