Laharty points out that the program is a partnership between the county office's Education Programs Department, Regional Occupational Program and Special Services Department, drawing upon the expertise and support of other SCOE staff and students. Old appliances in the school cafeteria and aging home economics classroom, for example, were repaired by students in a ROP construction trades class. Additional equipment was donated by the California Department of Rehabilitation. Other areas students are expected to master during the course include food service sanitation and safety, customer service, meal planning, and basic marketing. Work sites have included the International House of Pancakes, Eppies Restaurants, Doubletree Hotel, Sbarros Pizza, Cinnabon, Jasper's, Kip's Kabobs, Wienerschnitzel, and Desert Industries.
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