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18-year-old Jasper Lindsay poses in his chef hat designating him as October's Platinum Chef Skyline winner, a contest held monthly consisting of a themed cook-off. Jasper is part of a class of seven severely and multiply impaired students at Skyline who cooked for the Fall Feast. AnnArbor.com | Angela J. Cesere

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• 18-year-old Jasper Lindsay poses in his chef hat designating him as October's Platinum Chef Skyline winner, a contest held monthly consisting of a themed cook-off. Jasper is part of a class of seven severely and multiply impaired students at Skyline who cooked for the Fall Feast. AnnArbor.com | Angela J. Cesere /calendar/photologue/photos/!feast/cache/112211-AJC-fall-feast-Skyline-01_fullsize.JPG
• Baked macaroni and cheese, corn, and many other foods line the tables for the Fall Feast, held at Skyline High School. The feast is prepared in part by about 90 special education students from Skyline, Pioneer and Huron. AnnArbor.com | Angela J. Cesere /calendar/photologue/photos/!feast/cache/112211-AJC-fall-feast-Skyline-02_fullsize.JPG
• 17-year-old Huron High School special education student Teadora Spremo, left, claps along with music during the Fall Feast. AnnArbor.com | Angela J. Cesere /calendar/photologue/photos/!feast/cache/112211-AJC-fall-feast-Skyline-03_fullsize.JPG
• Pioneer High School teacher Terry Weaver, left, helps 17-year-old Pioneer special education student Ariana Birdsong dish up baked macaroni and cheese. AnnArbor.com | Angela J. Cesere /calendar/photologue/photos/!feast/cache/112211-AJC-fall-feast-Skyline-04_fullsize.JPG
• Skyline teacher Kayna Edwards, right, talks with 16-year-old Skyline special education student Natalie Wiliams while both enjoy pie from the Fall Feast. AnnArbor.com | Angela J. Cesere /calendar/photologue/photos/!feast/cache/112211-AJC-fall-feast-Skyline-05_fullsize.JPG
• Huron substitute teacher Portia Mathews, right, poses for a photo with 16-year-old Huron special education student Alexis Marable during the Fall Feast. AnnArbor.com | Angela J. Cesere /calendar/photologue/photos/!feast/cache/112211-AJC-fall-feast-Skyline-06_fullsize.JPG
• 15-year-old Huron special education student Lauren White poses for a photo during the Fall Feast. AnnArbor.com | Angela J. Cesere /calendar/photologue/photos/!feast/cache/112211-AJC-fall-feast-Skyline-07_fullsize.JPG

About 90 special education students from Skyline, Huron and Pioneer high schools in Ann Arbor enjoyed food they helped prepare for the annual Fall Feast at Skyline High School.

Students were assigned to gather family recipes for dishes like cheesy mashed potatoes and apple sauce, adapting and cooking the recipes to feed a larger group.

• Read about the class and how they prepared the feast