Ventura High School offers two different levels of culinary courses on campus, where students can learn about food, service and hospitality
The Ventura High School food, service and hospitality pathway...
VHS pays students to help prepare food and handle orders at the snack bar
Over 2,000 students are enrolled at Ventura High School. Every single day, VHS students are provided two meals, breakfast and...
Y’all! The Taco Bell restaurant across from VHS is coming back! For four months, I have seen the building be abandoned, neglected! I think I even saw a ghost haunting it! But, I saw the HOLY Taco Bell...
Food deliveries from outside vendors are banned at VHS
Food delivery is a service that is currently dominated by DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub and Postmates. They deliver to homes, businesses and in the...
A feature on the Ventura High School culinary arts program
Ventura High School’s food, service and hospitality pathway (also known as culinary arts), is a program that is open to everyone except for...
![Andrea Sosa ‘25, Natalia Zuniga ‘25, Duncan Kenton ‘24 and Kamilah Montes De Oca ‘25, left to right. Montes De Oca said, “This is the Mental Health Awareness Club and we are selling rice krispies for two tickets and chocolate covered strawberries for five tickets. [We are participating because] mostly to promote our club, to let people know that we’re around and that we want to do some stuff [to] get more members and stuff like that.” Photo by: Kendall Garcia](https://thecougarpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/10-1-900x675.jpg)
![On March 25 at lunch, the spring Food Faire took place. Food Faires occur once per semester, with the previous Food Faire taking place on Nov. 19. Junior Lilia Duque, who is ASB student affairs president, said, ASB was behind the Food Faire! [The] student affairs committee is tasked with the communications between clubs and ASB, and plans Food Faire! McKale Bauerlerin, Thomas Anter and Caylin Mobley are the other members in Student Affairs committee. Food Faire is an opportunity for clubs to show what they represent through food. Photo by: Adi De Clerck](https://thecougarpress.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/1-4-900x601.jpg)
