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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND | |
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY | |
JANUARY SESSION, A.D. 2022 | |
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H O U S E R E S O L U T I O N | |
CONGRATULATING THE EXETER JOB CORPS ACADEMY ON WINNING THE 2022 RI | |
PROSTART® HIGH SCHOOL CULINARY ARTS, FOODSERVICE AND HOTEL | |
MANAGEMENT COMPETITION | |
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Introduced By: Representatives Casimiro, Price, Shekarchi, Blazejewski, Filippi, | |
Date Introduced: June 07, 2022 | |
Referred To: House read and passed | |
1 | WHEREAS, ProStart® is a nationwide, two-year program that teaches and provides |
2 | students with real-world educational and skill-building opportunities in the areas of culinary |
3 | techniques, foodservice, and hotel management through a two-year program; and |
4 | WHEREAS, Nationally, approximately 130,000 students from more than 1,700 high |
5 | schools in fifty states, as well as Guam and the District of Columbia, enter the program gaining |
6 | real-life experience opportunities and practical skills; and |
7 | WHEREAS, Annually, RI ProStart® holds a RI High School Culinary Arts, Foodservice |
8 | and Hotel Management Competition that brings together the top ProStart® high school students |
9 | from across the State and provides them with the opportunity to demonstrate their skills for |
10 | industry leaders; and |
11 | WHEREAS, The 2022 RI ProStart® competition winners were from Exeter Job Corps |
12 | and included team members Noah Sacchetti, Auston Van, Omar Morales, Bruce Angelini, |
13 | Jeremie Luna, Shane Giroux, Jayden Laracuente, Tyler Lowe, Kim Kellerman, Jasper Rothermel, |
14 | Lisha Oakes, and Chef Mark Bennison; and |
15 | WHEREAS, By winning the RI competition, the Exeter Job Corps team earned the |
16 | chance to compete in the National ProStart® Competition with the potential of earning coveted |
17 | scholarships from the Nation's best culinary and restaurant management programs. This year, |
18 | nearly 400 students competed in the national competition in Washington D.C.; and |
19 | WHEREAS, Exeter's Team Dynasty placed 26th out of 42 in the Culinary competition |
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1 | which "highlights each team's creative abilities through the preparation of a three-course meal in |
2 | 60 minutes, using only two butane burners, and without access to running water or electricity. |
3 | Students are evaluated on taste, skill, teamwork, safety and sanitation"; and |
4 | WHEREAS, Exeter's Team Eagles Nest placed 30th out of 42 in the Management |
5 | competition in which each team must "develop a proposal for the next promising restaurant |
6 | concept and present it to a panel of industry judges. Their problem solving skills are tested as they |
7 | quickly solve challenges faced by managers daily"; and |
8 | WHEREAS, There are always young people who rise above the rest, who dare to dream, |
9 | and are willing to endeavor to make those dreams become reality and it is essential and fitting to |
10 | recognize their triumphs; now, therefore be it |
11 | RESOLVED, That this House of Representatives of the State of Rhode Island hereby |
12 | congratulates and applauds the members of the 2022 Exeter Job Corps team on winning the RI |
13 | ProStart® High School Culinary Arts, Foodservice and Hotel Management Competition and |
14 | wishes them much success in their future careers; and |
15 | RESOLVED, That the Secretary of State be and hereby is authorized and directed to |
16 | transmit a duly certified copy of this resolution to the Exeter Job Corps Center. |
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