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Northview Culinary Arts Program Makes School Board Presentation
May 12, 2017
The Northview High School Culinary Arts Academy made a presentation Thursday to the Escambia County School Board. They also delivered oatmeal pecan chocolate chip cookies to board members, staff and other guess. Pictured below (L-R) and Northview High Principal Gayle Weaver, culinary academy members Jordan Parham, Lari McCann, Laura Kinley, and Victoria Amerson, and instructor Vicki Cook. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Northview Culinary Arts Program Makes School Board Presentation”
Keep up the good work girls! We are proud of you, Lari Alyxs McCann & keep looking up to God & he will carry you far. We Love you, Momma, Daddy, your sisters & bubba
Northview Culinary Academy has the BEST instructor and students.
Their opportunity to learn skills for life as well as potential careers is exactly why this program is essential.
Keep it up Chief Chefs!
I am so proud of you Jordan! I can’t wait to see you open your dream business one day soon. Your ambition and drive make you who you are! Never let go of your dreams.