The team from Herndon Career Center in Missouri took home first place in the culinary competition. Olathe North High School of Kansas earned second place honors, and Provo High School of Utah came in third place. In the culinary competition, teams prepared a starter, entrée and dessert within 60 minutes and were judged on categories including taste, presentation, safety, sanitation and teamwork.
In the management competition, Bend High School in Oregon took top honors above second place Lorain County JVS of Ohio. The team from Carson High School in Nevada won third place. Teams demonstrated their knowledge of the restaurant and food service industry by competing in a case study – where competitors were tested on their communication skills and ability to apply their industry knowledge to practical situations – and in a question-and-answer “game show”-style event.
An ardent supporter of ProStart, Guy Fieri helped present the awards, $1.1 million in scholarships, to the winning teams at the Awards Ceremony on Sunday evening. Fieri is a three-term President of the Restaurant Association of the Redwood Empire and serves on the Board of Directors for the Educational Foundation of the California Restaurant Association.
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[Hey, and look at how nice Guy looks in those khakis. Way to go! ~D]
"Top of the Class" premiered Saturday, December 5, 2009. Click here for future air dates and times.
"Top of the Class" premiered Saturday, December 5, 2009. Click here for future air dates and times.
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