State lawmakers are forcing high school freshman to answer one of life’s most pressing questions: What do you want to do when you grow up? For Estero High School’s Andrew Waterhouse, the answer is simple: A head chef at a fancy restaurant.
The Waterhouse family is fond of cooking as evidenced by a large assortment of cookbooks which line the adjacent bookshelves.
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It's a good time for Sally Waterhouse, right, to talk to her son Andrew Waterhouse about the day as they prepare dinner together.
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Tonight, Andrew Waterhouse whips up breaded chicken for an early dinner prior to heading back to school for a play rehearsal.
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Andrew Waterhouse helps his mother prepare a Thursday night dinner for the family after returning home from school. The Estero High School freshman, like everyone else in his grade, has had to declare a major. Waterhouse has enrolled in the new hospitality and tourism program and hopes to one day attend a private culinary institute.
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