Seminar is latest in a series of career and technical education classes at AHS
Peka Tutuvanu (left) with the Polynesian Cooking and Culture cohort at the Arlington High School. Beyond recipes and techniques, the students expanded their horizons and learned about the cultures of Samoa and other Polynesian peoples. (The Times-Journal)
A group of Arlington High School and Middle School students were given an opportunity unlike anything that had been done before.
Last week, the school brought in Arlington resident Peka Tutuvanu to lead a seminar on Polynesian cooking and culture.
The seminar is the latest in a series of out-of-classroom career and technical education classes designed to broaden horizons and learn new skills.
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