May 23, 2013

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Mountain View High School, JTED District #11 have joined for a bigger, better culinary arts class

It's the hottest classroom

It's the hottest classroom

Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, Mountain View High School senior Matthew Schneider cooks some sausage while bacon sizzles in the Joint Technological Education District's culinary arts facility. Students were preparing food for the superintendent's breakfast.

It's the hottest classroom

It's the hottest classroom

Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, Senior Alyssa Fuller cuts cinnamon rolls to later be baked for the superintendent's breakfast. Along with large meal preparations, the students also participate in culinary competitions throughout the year.

It's the hottest classroom

It's the hottest classroom

Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, Culinary arts teacher Laurel Krinke helps students work through issues they are encountering during food preparations.

It's the hottest classroom

It's the hottest classroom

Randy Metcalf/The Explorer, Senior Marisa Kouratou travels through the kitchen as she helps prepare filling for crêpes. Joint Technological Education District and Mountain View High School offer a culinary arts class to about 125 students that can transfer to Pima Community College for credit.

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