Sweet Treats: Record Setting Northview Culinary Arts Academy Makes School Board Presentation
February 16, 2024
Students from Northview High School’s Culinary Arts Academy made a presentation to the Escambia County School Board during a workshop meeting Thursday.
They also provided a charcuterie board filled with sweet treats.
The Northview High School Culinary Arts Academy had one 167 students earn culinary certifications last year, a district record. The academy was also named the Escambia County School District’s 2023 Career Academy of the Year.
Academy students can receive certifications from the National Registry of Food Safety Professionals (NRFSP) and ServSafe. Students learn to prepare meals, cater events, prepare and have a chance to compete in food-related competitions.
“To our students, thank you. What you do is amazing,” Superintendent Keith Leonard said.
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4 Responses to “Sweet Treats: Record Setting Northview Culinary Arts Academy Makes School Board Presentation”
Great job.
Keep up the good work.
This class is amazing. Mrs Salter does a phenomenal job with all of her students. They learn so much. I believe we have some future chefs here. Thank you to all of your hard work!
Ashley,
I could not be more proud of the way you have led the culinary students to such amazing successes. The opportunities that this course provide them now and in their future are due to your efforts in the classroom. Keep up the amazing teaching! Congratulations to all the students that presented such marketable food displays and meals! The skills you have mastered will serve you well. I would say this is your favorite class to attend! Congratulations on the well deserved award as Career Academy of the year! Go Chiefs!
Kathy Ellis
So pretty and yummy looking. They will always know how to make the perfect gift. Congratulations!