Did you know that the EVSC offers a Culinary Arts course for high school students?

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What is Southern Indiana Career & Technical Center?

The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation has a really amazing campus on Lynch Road that offers a world of opportunity for students. The Southern Indiana Career & Technical Center or SICTC for short opened in 2006. It is one of the top 5 career and technical schools in the United States.

Students from five surrounding counties can take courses at SICTC. There are 22 programs and 10 courses of hands-on study offered to students.

EVSC Southern Indiana Career & Technical Center

Culinary Arts Courses

Ok, this is a class that actually makes me want to enroll in high school again. This is not a Home Economics class, students that complete the Culinary Arts courses at Southern Indiana Career & Technical Center earn dual credits from Vincennes University. Some students could jump right into a career from high school, or they could choose to keep expanding their palate. Either way, the hands-on training can set students up for some pretty amazing career options.

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Executive Chef
Dietician
Research Chef
Nutritionist
Sous Chef
Food and Beverage Manager
Pastry Chef Restauranteur
Food Stylist
Food Writer

Welcome to The Lunch Box

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Who is going to try all of these amazing dishes? You are! Well, you can, if you can get to The Lunch Box located inside the Southern Indiana Career & Technical Center during their open lunch hours.

THE LUNCH BOX SAMPLE MENU

1901 Lynch Rd., Evansville, IN 47711
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
10:30 AM-1:00 PM
Meals are only $8 - CASH ONLY

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