Food Service & Hospitality
Pathway Overview
INTRODUCTION: Culinary Arts 1
Course Description: This introductory course is designed to teach students basic concepts in food preparation, food safety, nutrition, workplace skills, and related culinary concepts. Students will practice hands-on skills, follow written and verbal directions, and maintain a safe, sanitary work environment while they plan, prepare, cook, and enjoy a variety of dishes while working as a team with their classmates. This course is designed to teach students career and technical skills that they can use and build upon for years to come in their personal lives, the community and the workplace.
This course fulfills SDUHSD Practical Arts credit and an Area G elective credit in the CSU & UC systems.
Concentration: Culinary Arts 2
Course Description: This is an advanced course that furthers the hands-on cooking experience beyond Culinary Arts 1. In this course we use higher level cooking techniques while exploring the history, culture, recipes, and cooking methods of many different countries around the world. This class also explores various aspects of hospitality service and careers in the Culinary field.
This course fulfills SDUHSD Practical Arts credit.
InstructorS
Terri Storch
Contact Information: terri.storch@sduhsd.net
Qualifications:
BA in Family & Consumer Educ. - Univ. of Wisconsin Stevens Point
MA in Educ Leadership - Marian College, Wisconsin
Home Economics Teaching Credential - California
CTE Credential in Food Service & Education - California
Expert in Cooking & Eating - Lifetime Credential
Janet Berend
Contact Information: janet.berend@sduhsd.net
Qualifications:
BA in Literature - UCSD
Single Subject English Teaching Credential - UCSD
Home Economics/CTE Authorization - State of California
Expert in Cooking & Eating - Lifetime Credential