Mission Statement:
To enlighten all interested persons in the connections between Culinary Arts Programs in B.C. and the K-12 Educational Plan.
To enlighten all interested persons in the connections between Culinary Arts Programs in B.C. and the K-12 Educational Plan.
"Basic cooking skills are a virtue.
The ability to feed yourself and a few others with proficiency should be taught to every
young man and woman as a fundamental skill”
Anthony Bourdain
"You can't teach anyone how to cook, all you can do is show them.
It's up to them whether they want to teach themsleves. Cooking is not a recipe, it's a philosophy"
Marco Pierre White
The ability to feed yourself and a few others with proficiency should be taught to every
young man and woman as a fundamental skill”
Anthony Bourdain
"You can't teach anyone how to cook, all you can do is show them.
It's up to them whether they want to teach themsleves. Cooking is not a recipe, it's a philosophy"
Marco Pierre White
"I've been a cook all my life, but I am still learning to be a good chef.
I'm always learning new techniques and improving beyond my own knowledge because there is always something
new to learn and new horizons to discover."
Jose Andrés
I'm always learning new techniques and improving beyond my own knowledge because there is always something
new to learn and new horizons to discover."
Jose Andrés
About Us
BCCASA was founded in 2000, you can view its Constitution here. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact any of our executive members
BCCASA became its own provincial specialist association on October 20, 2000. Since then, the association has hosted various culinary events, student competitions, scholarship opportunities, and has provided constant support to its members in secondary schools throughout British Columbia.
Aside from running more than 70 commercial culinary classes throughout the province, teaching kitchens directly instruct thousands of students on how to safely and efficiently prepare, cook, serve, and store food in a commercial setting. These culinary arts students will serve thousands of meals a day to the school’s students and staff.
Our dedicated members are constantly faced with challenges that come with budget restrictions and healthy school guidelines, but one objective is always at the fore—strive to purchase and promote the use of local agriculture in our schools and provide students with the opportunity to purchase healthy foods at near-cost prices.
How does one join BCCASA?
Join BCCASA to share your expertise and obtain information. Online membership registration is now available. Click here to join or renew PSA memberships.
BCCASA was founded in 2000, you can view its Constitution here. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact any of our executive members
BCCASA became its own provincial specialist association on October 20, 2000. Since then, the association has hosted various culinary events, student competitions, scholarship opportunities, and has provided constant support to its members in secondary schools throughout British Columbia.
Aside from running more than 70 commercial culinary classes throughout the province, teaching kitchens directly instruct thousands of students on how to safely and efficiently prepare, cook, serve, and store food in a commercial setting. These culinary arts students will serve thousands of meals a day to the school’s students and staff.
Our dedicated members are constantly faced with challenges that come with budget restrictions and healthy school guidelines, but one objective is always at the fore—strive to purchase and promote the use of local agriculture in our schools and provide students with the opportunity to purchase healthy foods at near-cost prices.
How does one join BCCASA?
Join BCCASA to share your expertise and obtain information. Online membership registration is now available. Click here to join or renew PSA memberships.
Our Executive
President
Trevor Randle trevor_randle@sd42.ca Maple Ridge Secondary School 604.463.4175 1st Vice President Lori Pilling lpilling@deltaschools.ca Delta Secondary School 604.946.4194 2nd Vice President Stephen Schram stephen.schram@burnabyschools.ca Burnaby Central Secondary School 604.296.6850 Treasurer Barbara Botter barbara.botter@sd68.bc.ca Cedar Community Secondary School 250.722.2414 |
Secretary
Meghan Dehghan dehghan_m@surreyschools.ca Semiahmoo Secondary School 604.536.2131 Director Brent McGimpsey brent_mcgimpsey@sd42.ca Garibaldi Secondary School 604-702-8756 2nd Director Kyle Tillotsen kyle_tillotson@sd42.ca Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary School 604-466-6293 Chairman of the Board Brian Smith Brian_Smith@sd42.ca Thomas Haney Secondary School 604.463.2001 |