Chelsea Prescott is killin’ it in “home school.” Come with us as she replaces toilets and much more. (Photos courtesy Josie Prescott)
Attention to detail, always.
Power washing the house after lunch.
Got a car issue? Prescott also worked on the brakes after this.
Swinging by home ec to show off her cake skills.
If we end up in an apocalyptic wasteland, all hail our new leader!
Apparently Chelsea Prescott can do it all.
As an athlete, the Coupeville High School junior has been at the forefront every step of the way.
Back in her middle school days, she once accidentally smashed a volleyball off a rival’s face with so much fury, school Athletic Director Willie Smith had to bring out the really big towel to deal with all the blood on the floor.
In little league, she passed on softball, chose baseball, and said “Give me the dang ball, coach!” and was her team’s best pitcher.
Through three years of high school, nothing has changed, as Prescott has been a stellar star on Wolf volleyball, basketball, and softball squads, helping take the spikers and diamond queens to state.
Now, with schools shut down and sports put on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic, everyone has had to scramble to adjust.
When it comes to the new homeschooling, few have made the transition with as much flair as Prescott.
Instead of just doing a little math here, and some history there, she’s jumped feet-first into hands-on learning, from changing brakes to removing and replacing a toilet.
If this is the start of the apocalypse, you all might want to get on Chelsea’s good side now before you have to wander the wastelands.
Cause it’s pretty dang obvious which one of us in this town is built to survive the longest.
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