Our donors have transformed the Wekiva Culinary program over the past few years into something remarkable. We appreciate each gift and recognize their generosity.
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Magnet Academy of Culinary Arts at Wekiva High School
Our donors have transformed the Wekiva Culinary program over the past few years into something remarkable. We appreciate each gift and recognize their generosity.
We can’t speak too highly of our volunteers and Corporate Partners — they truly make what we do possible.
From chefs who “adopt” one of our competitive teams and coach those students to become better…. to companies who sponsor field trips to their place of business, send representatives to visit the school, and cosign our grants… to organizations who come for the annual Teach-in, help advertise our events, and participate in our fundraisers…. All of these Partners in Education are a vital part of what makes Wekiva Culinary such a special place for our students.
An introduction to the ProStart program and what it means for high school students and their families.
Students should make sure they are familiar with the course roadmap, specific requirements, and standards PRIOR to starting their Culinary Arts education. Download 2020 Syllabus.
We at Wekiva Culinary are aware that there are many costs associated with high school and not all families are situated to pay for Program Materials and Equipment Donation Fee. For some families, they will…
When the work is done (or the kids need a break), someone turns up the music, someone else gathers the troops, and the (magic?) begins….
Advisory Board members in attendance: Alex Erdmann, Melissa Byrd, David Hough, Michele Erickson, Jennifer Campopiano, Samuel Bates, Rhonda Young, Anthony Thorpe, Sandy Pfau, Bryan Nelson, with students Clay Reeves, Kate Campopiano, and Jamiah Courvoisier NOTES…
https://youtu.be/ucJp5EU_QpE
Formal education occurs in a structured environment whose explicit purpose is teaching students.