Baldwin High's culinary arts program at risk under proposal - Lawrence Journal World

Baldwin High's culinary arts program at risk under proposal Lawrence Journal World By Elvyn Jones Baldwin High School's culinary arts program is popular, successful and may not be around much longer. The threat to the program is Gov. Sam Brownback's K-12 school finance reform proposal. Should that pass as presented to the Kansas ... Learning for tomorrow: Tech center plans open house WednesdayThe Morning Sun all 2 news articles »

Move over, Top Chef: Connally High School is turning students into culinary stars - CultureMap Austin

Move over, Top Chef: Connally High School is turning students into culinary stars CultureMap Austin No, this show is part of the John B. Connally High School culinary program, and it airs on cable TV's Channel Austin. The culinary arts series is produced, developed and cooked by the culinary arts students at John B. Connally High School, ... Cooking for college scholarshipsWLBT-TV all 3 news articles »

Angeleno wins Almost Famous West regional competition - Los Angeles Times

Angeleno wins Almost Famous West regional competition Los Angeles Times Joseph Johnson, of Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Los Angeles, is the winner of this year's S. Pellegrino Almost Famous Chef West regional competition in Hollywood. The event, one of 10 held regionally, serves as a mentoring program for ...

Experience “A Cultural Infusion” - WebWire (press release)

Experience “A Cultural Infusion” WebWire (press release) This year's festival celebrates the many cultures represented in the City of Santa Monica through music, dance and culinary arts. It also highlights information on city, business, and non-profit agencies that strengthen the community. and more »

Taos High School offers Fine Arts and Career Tech showcase - Taosnews.com

Taos High School offers Fine Arts and Career Tech showcase Taosnews.com By Tina Larkin Culinary arts students will be part of the Taos High School Fine Arts and Career Tech Showcase Wednesday (Feb. 8). Pictured from left are students Zach Hudson, Alexa Gonzales, Aroonsri Khamsamran and Erin Thomas.