Tuesday, February 2, 2021

$50K Grant Has PHS Culinary Students Cooking


Blogger's Note:
The following was provided by the Pottstown School District.

Thanks to Pottstown High School Director Of Career Technical Education, Dave Livengood the culinary arts students have a brand new line of equipment to help them develop the skills they will need to enter the workplace. 

Livengood was able to partner with equipment supplier Vulcan and 4 Star Reps to secure a $50,000 grant which along with matching funds were used to replace old outdated equipment in the kitchen that serves as a working classroom. 

Teacher and Chef Steve Irick, a PHS graduate of the program himself, pointed out the 20-plys-year-old-year old equipment for both group instruction and multiple catering events a month had seen better days. 

"I am pretty sure most of this equipment was here when I was a student in the program," Livengood said. "With the help of 4 Star and Vulcan, we now have a state-of-art kitchen that will greatly improve the students' learning experience."



1 comment:

  1. One of the best investments in education that can be made. First the auto shop and now Culinary Arts. Teaching these kids a trade will benefit them forever. Not all kids are destined for college.

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