TMHS Culinary Students Win State Competition

The Juneau School District proudly announces that TMHS culinary students Cydney Norberg, Sydney Sabin and Royes Lumba took first place in the 2011 Alaska Pro Start Inviational Competition in Anchorage this weekend! The students had one hour to prepare an impressive culinary delight which included scallop seviche with cucumber avocado sauce, poached salmon on a bed of arugula,  polenta and asparagus, and a mango parfait on hand formed chocolate. The team has been invited to represent Alaska at the national competition, which takes place in Overland Park, Kansas in April. Thanks to Chef David Moorhead of the Baranof and Kathleen Wiest, Culinary Instructor at TMHS, for coaching and preparing the team for competition. Thanks to Juneau Lynn Canal CHÅRR and the advisory committee for their support!

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Carl Perkins Report to the Public 2009-10

The Carl Perkins grant requires that a district collect and report data concerning Career and Technical Education student performance.

The following link is provided to the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development's website with
the district's data and is updated annually.
 
 http://www.eed.state.ak.us/tls/CTE/
 
Instructions:
 
1. Click on the link
2. Using the pull-down menu under the Carl Perkins IV Report window, select "[Your Name Here] School District".

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Carl Perkins Report to the Public for FY 08-09

The data in the Report to the Public shows the number of Juneau School District high school students who have taken at least one or more courses in one of the 16 national career cluster areas during the school year 2008-2009. The furthest right column also identifies the number of students who have taken at least 2 credits of courses over the course of their high school career to-date,  in one of the career cluster areas, that identifies them as a "concentrator." The courses highlighted in yellow denote the high school courses that have formal agreements with UAS for tech prep, meaning the curriculum is aligned with those UAS classes, and where a student can simultaneously earn high school and UAS credits toward a related program of study.