Paid Advertisement scsoS Tri-County ROP Food Trailer Superintendent Tom Reusser Sutter County Superintendent of Schools Sutter County Superintendent of Schools Tri-County ROP is constantly looking for new and up-to date ways to ensure that students have access to the best facilities possible in order to learm their trade or skill. SCSOS ROP Culinary Programs are popular programs for our students from local high schools. We provide a top notch culinary instructor who partners with local chefs in the area to teach students the culinary arts. The downside to this program was that many of our local high schools don't have a kitchen that can be used for this program ScSos Assistant Superintendent of College and Career Readiness, Eric Pomeroy understood the need for a state of the art kitchen and applied for the Federal Stream Grant. He acquired the grant, and with part of these funds, he was able to purchase a state of the art food trailer to use in our culinary programs. This food trailer will be used in a variety of ways for our local students as well as for the community as a whole The mobilityofthetrailer will provideaccess to the culinary programs to students at all local high schools; school sites with no kitchen will now have access The trailer will be more inclusive of special populations as well as partnerships with Sutter County One Stop and Adult Education The trailer will strengthen culinary pathways at the high schools and Yuba Community College The trailer will provide career exploration for our middle school students The trailer will help students learn entrepreneurship skills as well as culinary skills The trailer will bring community stakeholders and students together The trailer will be used for special events within our community SCSos will provide the food trailer for disaster relief and partner with FEMA, Red. Cross, Hands of Hope, etc. Culinary classes held in the trailer will showcase local chefs .Culinary classes will showcase ethnic foods Students will be taught how to strengthen their soft skills Students will learn creativity professionalism, marketing, profit/loss margins and how to manage inventories Students who successfully complete the culinary program ill earn an industry based certification in culinary For more information about our new Tri-County ROP Food Trailer, please contact SCSOS Assistant Superintendent of College and Career Readiness, Eric Pomeroy at (530) 822-2965 Paid for by Sutter Co Supt. of Schools Paid Advertisement scsoS Tri-County ROP Food Trailer Superintendent Tom Reusser Sutter County Superintendent of Schools Sutter County Superintendent of Schools Tri-County ROP is constantly looking for new and up-to date ways to ensure that students have access to the best facilities possible in order to learm their trade or skill. SCSOS ROP Culinary Programs are popular programs for our students from local high schools. We provide a top notch culinary instructor who partners with local chefs in the area to teach students the culinary arts. The downside to this program was that many of our local high schools don't have a kitchen that can be used for this program ScSos Assistant Superintendent of College and Career Readiness, Eric Pomeroy understood the need for a state of the art kitchen and applied for the Federal Stream Grant. He acquired the grant, and with part of these funds, he was able to purchase a state of the art food trailer to use in our culinary programs. This food trailer will be used in a variety of ways for our local students as well as for the community as a whole The mobilityofthetrailer will provideaccess to the culinary programs to students at all local high schools; school sites with no kitchen will now have access The trailer will be more inclusive of special populations as well as partnerships with Sutter County One Stop and Adult Education The trailer will strengthen culinary pathways at the high schools and Yuba Community College The trailer will provide career exploration for our middle school students The trailer will help students learn entrepreneurship skills as well as culinary skills The trailer will bring community stakeholders and students together The trailer will be used for special events within our community SCSos will provide the food trailer for disaster relief and partner with FEMA, Red. Cross, Hands of Hope, etc. Culinary classes held in the trailer will showcase local chefs .Culinary classes will showcase ethnic foods Students will be taught how to strengthen their soft skills Students will learn creativity professionalism, marketing, profit/loss margins and how to manage inventories Students who successfully complete the culinary program ill earn an industry based certification in culinary For more information about our new Tri-County ROP Food Trailer, please contact SCSOS Assistant Superintendent of College and Career Readiness, Eric Pomeroy at (530) 822-2965 Paid for by Sutter Co Supt. of Schools