Provides students the opportunity to . . .
• witness all aspects of culinary arts and service.
• participate in its maintenance, preparation, and budgeting.
• further their education in the food industry.
Career Opportunities . . .
Pantry Cook
Prep Cook
Short Order Cook
Dining Room Service
Sous Chef
Chef
Executive Chef
Restaurant Owner
Catering Chef
Cake Decorator
Pastry Chef
Dietician
Food Service Director
Wedding Planner
Bed and Breakfast
Culinary Arts Teacher
Course Topics . . .
• Safety
• Menu writing
• Culinary math
• Purchasing and sanitation
• Sauces and their application to cooking
• Breakfast cookery
• Poultry cookery
• Sauté cookery
• Fry cookery
• Baking
• Advanced culinary arts and bakery lab topics
• All aspects of cooking and running a business
• Projects such as a video presentation, opening a restaurant in theory
• Gourmet night dinner planning
• Wedding cake assembly
• Gourmet cheesecakes and tortes
• Will meet the Maine Learning Results and American Culinary Federation Standards.
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• Wedding cake assembly
• Gourmet cheesecakes & tortes
• Will meet the Maine Learning Results and American Culinary Federation Standards.
Students enrolling in the Culinary Arts Program should . . .
• have the ability to use basic math skills that relate to the food service industry
• have good attendance
• have the desire to work hard
• have a good attitude
• have the desire to pursue a career in the Culinary Arts field.
• demonstrate creative thinking skills and
artistic appreciation.
• be able to stand for long periods of time
• have the ability to work without supervision in a team setting.
• have the ability to comprehend and demonstrate industry safety standards
• have a reading Lexile Text measure of 1100 or above.
Partnership Programs
Up to 6 college credits from
Central Maine Community College
Students are required to purchase . . .
• two chef jackets at approximately $15.00 or $20.00 each.
• one chef hat at $10.00
Graduation Credits . . .
High school credits awarded for successful completion of program.
Junior year – 3 blocks / alternating days
- 36 weeks / 3 credits
Senior year – 3 blocks / alternating days
- 36 weeks / 3 credits
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