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Mehlville Teacher Cooks with Newscasters to Show off New Culinary Program
Shirley Rauh demonstrated a recipe seen in the new culinary program in Mehlville and Oakville high schools.

Mehlville High School's Shirley Rauh fixed a spinach pesto for two Fox2 newscasters on Saturday.
Rauh, a Family and Consumer Sciences teacher, demonstrated the pesto as one of the techniques students at and high schools are learning this year through a new culinary program.
The district received a $5,000 grant for each high school to install kitchen equipment for ProStart, a culinary career-building program created by the National Restaurant Association.
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About 90 students are in the program and will learn about the culinary industry.
They'll also have a chance to earn sanitation certification required for all restaurant managers. Achieving this certification in high school will put them ahead in finding a job and culinary school, Rauh said.Â
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