2026-10-09 7:36 AM

Mason Gourmet Cooking Class Gets Kitchen Tour

Janice Wolner and her George Mason High School gourmet cooking class students visited the state-of-the-art Falls Church City Public Schools kitchens last Friday.

Food Services Director Richard Kane gave them a kitchen tour, showing them various pieces of large restaurant equipment like the slicer and the walk-in refrigerator.

They learned the difference between “washing” and “sanitizing,” and three intrepid students washed their hands and took a turn on the serving line, serving fellow students their lunch.

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