Credit: Sally Jeun
Photo Credit: Sally Jeun
Chino Hills High School students use a conveyor oven at SCE's Foodservice Tech Center to make freshly baked pizzas.
Credit: Sally Jeun
Photo Credit: Sally Jeun
Chino Hills High School students prepare toppings for their pizzas at SCE's Foodservice Tech Center.
Credit: Sally Jeun
Photo Credit: Sally Jeun
Andre Saldivar, an SCE engineer, gives students from Chino Hills High School a tour of SCE's Energy Education Center in Irwindale.
Credit: Sally Jeun
Photo Credit: Sally Jeun
Janel Ackel (second from right), Chino Hills High School teacher, and her students visit SCE's Foodservice Tech Center to learn about energy savings in the kitchen.
Students Get a Slice of Education With Their Pizzas
Chino Hills High School students visit SCE’s Foodservice Technology Center and simulate a commercial kitchen cookline using energy-efficient equipment.
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