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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

COOK, CAPTURE, CURE // Why did you choose your CTE to be a part of your class schedule?

CALEB SMITH, 12 // EVAN POND, 11 // MAIYA LINDSAY, 12 //
I was looking to fill a We are a good team There is not a lot of
block, and wanted to and I work with fun cooking classes around
pick a class that people around me the world, and I wanted to
would translate into that make this class try something different. I
real life skills I could one of my favorite like the freedom in this
use after high school. classes. class.

TO THE TEST //

A short breezy autumn grows plenty
of organically grown fruits and
vegetables. A pie contest was
hosted in local area that showcased
the best pies using organic produce
from local farm. Customer is allowed to have objects outside of the margin.

Several Humphreys High School
students participated including
Elizabeth Yi, 10, April Connor, 10,
Zoe Smith, 12 and more.

Using apples, Elizabeth Yi, 10,
made pies that became the winning
TRIM LINE TRIM LINE of nerve racking and also chill TOP: Claire Miller, 12, takes the blood pressure of close friend and TRIM LINE TRIM LINE
entry to the contest. Elizabeth Yi
said after the contest, "It was kind

because I didn’t expect to win."
fellow Health Science member, Julieanna Nivar, 11.
LEFT: Hannah Lee, 12, and Esther Kim, 12, are simulating patient and
caregiver situation.
"I TOOK AP
COMPUTER RIGHT: Esther Kim, 12, is checking her pulses with a stethoscope.
SCIENCE A GOLDEN MIND//
BECAUSE IT'S How many hours do you study each night?
NECESSARY FOR
EVERY CAREER; I DON'T STUDY 33%
IT ACTS AS A 1 HOUR 18%
FOUNDATION
FOR ANY FUTURE 2 HOURS 27%
PRACTICE."
TOP: Before the VIP guests arrive, Chef Farris and - FAITH SONG, 12 3 HOURS 22%
her culinary students prepare their competition dish
and in anticipation for their Far East Culinary Arts
event.
BOTTOM: Culinary Arts student, Charleisha
Sherlock, 9, reviews her recipe and her tasks before
she makes her dish.

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