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- Petersburg Borough School District
Course Name
Course Number
Middle School
This is a middle school course
(taught at middle school, not for high school credit)
Foundational Course
This is a foundational CTE course
(foundational courses are not technical)
Number of HS Credits
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0.0
0.25
0.5
1.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
Sequence(s)
Culinary Arts
Aquaculture and Fisheries Technology *
Pre-Nursing *
Welding/Construction *
Woodworking/Construction *
('*' - Means CTEPS)
Occupational Standards
Source(s) of Occupational Standards
Food Safety and Sanitation Program
Accredited Postsecondary Course
Alaska Cabaret, Hotel, Restaurant & Retailer's Association (Alaska CHARR)
Alaska Department of Education and Early Development
Alaska Host
Alaska School Activities Association
American Association of Family and Consumer Science (AAFCS)
American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute
American Red Cross
Articulated Course - Taught by PS
Career Solutions Publishing
LEADFCS (Leading, Engaging, Advocating, Developing Family Consumer Sciences Education)
Medic First Aid
National Association of State Administrators of Family and Consumer Sciences
National Business Education Association Standards
National Career Clusters
National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS)
National Organization of Human Services
National Restaurant Association Education Foundation (ProStart)
National Standards for Family and Consumer Sciences Education
O*NET - The Occupational Information Network
Retail Bakers of America
SkillsUSA
Names/Numbers of Occupational Standards
Food Worker Card - [J]
Registration Information
Course Description
Culinary Arts is a "hands on" course designed to introduce students to food preparation and service using a variety of methods and experiences. Our objectives are to: 1) define and use terms related to food preparation and service, 2) Demonstrate knowledge, safe use and proper maintenance of equipment, 3) Demonstrate knowledge and practice of proper safe knife handling skills, 4) Understand prevention of food born illnesses by practicing food safety and sanitation at the highest professional level, 5) Acknowledge the benefits of buying seasonally and locally whenever feasible, 6) Competently prepare a restaurant quality meal from raw ingredients, 7) Recognize and understand the importance of customer service in the food service industry, 8) Be able to work as an enthusiastic team member, 9) Obtain a valid Food Service Worker Permit, 10) Keep a journal of techniques and recipes for your use.
Instructional Topic Headings
Safety, Hygiene, vocabulary, equipment, teamwork, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Desert, cooking on a fishing boat
Summative Assessments and Standards
Technical Skills Assessment
Food Worker Card - [J]
NO CURRENT TSA - [J]
Alaska in your Backyard: Learn about the "Last Frontier” - [J]
Barista Certificate - Advanced - [J]
Barista Certificate - Basic - [J]
Better Seafood Processing School (BSPS) - [J]
Certified Baker (CB) - [J]
Certified Decorator (CD) - [J]
Certified Journey Baker (CJB) - [J]
CPR/AED - Adult - [J]
CPR/AED - Infant/Child - [J]
CulturalHost - [J]
Customer Service Essentials - [J]
Fundamentals of Coaching - [J]
Interscholastic Officiating - [J]
Job Ready Career Skills - [J]
Medic First Aid CPR - [J]
NRAEF Certification W/400 hours industry experience - [J]
Officials Certification - [J]
Officiating Baseball - [J]
Officiating Basketball - [J]
Officiating Football - [J]
Officiating Hockey - [J]
Officiating Soccer - [J]
Officiating Volleyball - [J]
Officiating Wrestling - [J]
Prostart, Year 1 - [J]
Prostart, Year 2 - [J]
S.T.A.R.T (Skills, Tasks, and Results Training) - [J]
Serving Customers with Disabilities - [J]
Serving International Visitors - [J]
ServSafe Food Handler (Anchorage) - [J]
ServSafe Food Protection Manager - [J]
Standard First Aid - [J]
Telephone Customer Service (1 hour) - [J]
Course must address the following element:
Employability Standards Source
State of Alaska Employability Standards
Youth Employability Standards
Career Clusters Knowledge and Skills
National Consortium for Health Science Education-NCHSE
NCCER CORE
Career and Technical Student Organizations
CTSO
---CHOOSE ONE---
NONE
BPA
DECA
Ed. Rising
FCCLA
FFA
HOSA
SkillsUSA
Dual Enrollment Information
Current Dual Enrollment Articulation Agreement?
(To enter Dual Enrollment information Check, then fill in ALL related fields)
Course Approval History (Newest at the top)
Approval Date
Expiration Date
Status
Initials
Comments
[DEL]
7/1/2026
7/1/2031
Approved
BHKW
Updated crosswalk on file with DEED.
6/22/2026
6/22/2028
Not Approved
AUTO - Course Expiration
6/22/2021
6/22/2026
Approved
BHKW
Updated crosswalk on file with DEED.
6/16/2021
6/16/2023
Not Approved
AUTO - Course Expiration
6/16/2020
6/16/2021
Conditionally Approved
BHKW
SLO table needs to be completed.
7/1/2019
7/1/2021
Not Approved
AUTO - Course Expiration
7/1/2018
7/1/2019
Conditionally Approved
BHKW
None
3/7/2019
3/7/2021
Not Approved
AUTO - Course Expiration
3/7/2014
3/7/2019
Approved
Ty
Crosswalked within Culinary Sequence submittal.
7/1/2013
7/1/2014
Conditionally Approved
Ty
Need appropriate links of Student Performance Skills to standards in Crosswalk.
6/30/2013
6/30/2015
Not Approved
AUTO
7/1/2012
6/30/2013
Conditionally Approved
hm
Received competency list 5/21/12, need delineation between CA-A and CA-B; updates to reference ProStart?
9/27/2012
9/27/2014
Not Approved
AUTO
9/27/2011
9/27/2012
Conditionally Approved
hm
need second course in sequence
9/14/2011
9/14/2011
Not Approved
New Approval Status (which ever record has been inserted the last will be the one in use by the application.)
Approval Status
Initials
CIP Code
Approval Date
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Conditionally Approved
Approved
Not Approved
Historical
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36.0203 - Automobile Driver Ed
52.0301 - Accounting
50.0402 - Advertising/Print/Digital
47.0607 - Aircraft Maintenance
19.0902 - Apparel and Textiles
51.0913 - Athletic Trainer
47.0604 - Auto Mechanics
47.0603 - Autobody/Collision/Repair
14.5010 - Biomedical Engineering
52.0101 - Business/Entrepreneurship
32.0107 - Career Exploration/Awareness Skills
19.0709 - Child Care Provider/Assistant
11.0901 - Computer Networking
11.0201 - Computer Programming
11.0501 - Computer Systems Analysis
11.1006 - Computer User Support
46.0000 - Construction Trades
12.0401 - Cosmetology
43.0107 - Criminal Justice/Police
51.0501 - Dentists
50.0102 - Digital Arts, General
49.0304 - Diving
15.1301 - Drafting (CAD)
13.0101 - Education
13.1210 - Education, Early Childhood
15.0303 - Electrical, Electronic Tech (STEM robotics)
14.0101 - Engineering
51.0904 - ETT/EMT/Paramedic
19.0101 - Family & Consumer Sciences, General
52.0801 - Finance, General
43.0201 - Fire Prevention and Safety Technology/Technician.
03.0301 - Fishing/Fisheries Sciences
12.0500 - Food/Culinary Arts
19.0501 - Foods, Nutrition, and Wellness, General.
01.0604 - Greenhouse Operations and Management
01.0601 - Horticulture
47.0201 - HVAC & Refrigeration Tech
50.0408 - Interior Design
09.0401 - Journalism, Print
52.0203 - Logistics/Materials Management
49.0309 - Marine Captains & Mates
52.1401 - Marketing, General
47.0303 - Mechanics and Maintenance, Industrial
51.0713 - Medical Insurance Coding
50.0713 - Metal Arts/Jewelry
03.0101 - Natural Resources/Conservation
51.3902 - Nurse/Aide/Assistant (CNA)
51.0803 - Occupational Therapist Assistant
52.0408 - Office occupations/Clerical
51.0805 - Pharmacy Technician
49.0102 - Professional Pilot
10.0202 - Radio/Television Broadcasting
47.0606 - Small Engines
15.1102 - Surveying (GIS)
13.1501 - Teacher Assistant/Aide
52.1905 - Tourism/Travel Services Marketing
51.0808 - Veterinary Technician
11.0801 - Web Page/Multimedia Design
48.0508 - Welding Technology/Welder
48.0701 - Woodworking, General
00.0005 - z01
00.0006 - z02
00.0007 - z03
00.0003 - z04
00.0008 - z05
00.0004 - z06
[B]
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Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
[C]
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Architecture & Construction
[D]
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Arts, Audio/Video Technology & Communications
[E]
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Business Management & Administration
[F]
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Education & Training
[G]
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Finance
[H]
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Government & Public Administration
[I]
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Health Science
[J]
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Hospitality & Tourism
[K]
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Human Services
[L]
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Information Technology
[M]
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Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security
[N]
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Manufacturing
[O]
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Marketing
[P]
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Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics
[Q]
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Transportation, Distribution & Logistics