Fatoumata dembele where is she now

There's more to cooking than simply preparing the food. Sometimes it's all about preparing for life. Jim Axelrod shows us a master chef. But here, the toughest dude in the halls is a year-old teacher. When they come into my class, they have to be on time, they have to have the school uniform, no gum, no book bag, no hoodie, no big earrings," she said.

While the iron fist always seems ready to cuff her students. She seems like she could scare a Parris Island drill sergeant. I guess I'm both," she said. You do not have the right - you have to come up to my expectations. She is as tough as nails but she is one of the most beloved and dedicated teachers I have ever seen.

As with any class, there are always a few standouts and C-Cap is no different. Although the class is limited in size to 13, Grausman chose to focus on three unique stories — the lives of Erica Gaither, Tyree Dudley and Fatoumata Dembele — in and out of the kitchen.

Erica helps raise her younger sister who is legally blind and physically disabled. At the time of filming, Tyree was named to the Pennsylvania All-Star football team and although it was in the cards for him to get a football scholarship which he did to Bloomsburg , Tyree was well aware of the pitfalls of the game and potential for injury and wanted a career. His talent and career choice are in food service. In that short time, she learned fluent English, maintained a 4.

For events like homecoming, the prom, the C-CAP finals and high school graduation, two crews were used. Intent on capturing the complete C-CAP student experience, Grausman also shot the three primary targets in their homes, providing a well rounded look at the character and class of each of the three, building the emotional connection for the audience to each of them.

You want to see each and every one of these kids do well. The film, which was co-directed by Jennifer Grausman and Mark Becker, follows three students over the course of the year. Stephenson runs class like a beneficent drill sergeant, basically doing whatever it takes to teach her students how to cook.

She minces no words. Basically it's like Top Chef, only real. After the screening, Ripert joined the filmmakers on stage with Wilma Stephenson and a student featured in the film, Fatoumata Dembele, who now works at Riingo.

The audience asked questions. Jun 2, PM.