High School Chefs Prepare For Careers In Evansville’s Culinary Scene
Did you know that the EVSC offers a Culinary Arts course for high school students who attend school at North and South Gibson, Spencer, Posey, Vanderburgh, and Warrick counties?
Culinary Arts Courses
Ok, this is a class that actually makes me want to enroll in high school again. This is not a Home Economics class; students who complete the Culinary Arts courses at Southern Indiana Career & Technical Center earn dual credits from Vincennes University. Some students could jump right into a career from high school, or they could choose to keep expanding their palate. Either way, the hands-on training can set students up for some pretty amazing career options.
- Executive Chef
- Food Network Host
- Dietician
- Research Chef
- Nutritionist
- Sous Chef
- Food and Beverage Manager
- Pastry Chef Restauranteur
- Food Stylist
- Food Writer
The Lunch Box
The culinary students create delicious lunches that the public is invited to try. The Lunch Box is a restaurant located inside of the SICTC. During the school year, The Lunch Box is open for business. Now, this is not your typical school lunch. The menus are quite fancy and affordable, too.
The Lunch Box Opening Date
The students are ready to share their creations with us. I'm excited to announce that The Lunch Box will open on September 9th. That is pretty exciting, right? Well, let's check out that menu.
What is Southern Indiana Career & Technical Center?
The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation has an amazing campus on Lynch Road that offers a world of opportunity for students. The Southern Indiana Career & Technical Center, or SICTC for short, opened in 2006.
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Gallery Credit: Madison Troyer
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