January 23, 2019|Local|

St. James students put language skills to work

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JOHNSON CITY — Fourth grade students studying Mandarin at St. James School recently put their skills to good use during a visit to Nihao Cafe and Tea House. With the words for greetings, colors, and drinks mastered, the students, pictured here, successfully ordered bubble teas on their field trip. (Photos courtesy Suzy Kitchen)

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