The Hilton Cadet Robotics team toured Bozza Pasta, located on Upton Street in Hilton, on May 8 to learn about the production process used in making pasta. Owners Michael and Marisa Bozza showed the students the equipment and machinery they use in making the various products. The students also had an opportunity to fold their own tortelloni. The tour was part of Small Business Week, which celebrates small businesses and their partnerships with public school districts in the area.
A Community Together (ACT) for Education kicked off Small Business Week events with a breakfast for business owners participating in the visits, superintendents of schools, and Board of Education presidents at Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES.
ACT for Education is an unprecedented initiative by public schools in the Monroe One and Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES districts, Rochester City School District, area businesses, and community members. With a unified voice, ACT for Education delivers positive messaging about local school districts and encourages community support of public education.
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Marisa Bozza teaches AJ Williams, a member of the Hilton Cadets Robotics Team, how to fold a tortelloni as part of a tour of Bozza Pasta during Small Business Week.
