Specialties
We offer specialized learning programs that teach children through the art of cooking. Kids cook with family members and learn about their communities, life skills, math, science and more. Our hands-on cooking classes are for children from PreK to 12th grade and give them a practical way to understand the things they learn in school. Contact us today for more info on our kid's cooking, cooking camps, and after-school enrichment. Other services include:
Cooking Club Rowlett, TX, 75089
Assembly Rowlett, TX, 75089
Volunteer Opportunities Rowlett, TX, 75089
Young Chef Rowlett, TX, 75089
Chefsville is proud to empower families and create opportunities for children with our workshops. Our kids' chef school, nutrition classes, and baking classes are a great way to help children learn and grow.
History
Established in 2006.
Chefsville exists to provide life-skill education such as cooking skills, critical thinking and problem solving. The life-skills taught bring about a higher degree of confidence to those learning these skills, more closeness to the family unit, which in turn builds stronger communities.
Our programs increase the quality of life by giving families a chance to grow together and make connections around food. It has been shown in study after study for over 40 years that strong families can make it through difficult times without abuse, violence and neglect. Strong families are empowered with the ability to hit problems head on in order to overcome them. Strong families keep kids in school, low teen pregnancies, low crime rates, and score high on problem solving and critical thinking skills.
Chefsville serves families in the North Texas area specifically the Dallas Metroplex. Our programs have been in over 200 schools in Dallas, and over 45 schools in the northern Collin County area.
Meet the Business Owner: Scott B.
Scott lived in the Washington DC area where his love for food began in his teens and his mentors were Julia Childs, Jacques Pépin and Jean Louis Palladin.
Scott taught private cooking classes taking his students on tours to restaurants and up-scale food outlets. He also catered in the Washington, DC area for several federal and state officials, and held several positions as Banquet Chef. His work with children's education began in 1992 when he was an advocate for some of the cable educational initiatives.
Scott moved his family to North Texas in 1996 where he continued his education in ministry, communication and family crisis management.
Scott has gone on several missionary journeys around the world and has helped thousands of families as he has traveled to Japan, China, Asia, Philippines and his tapes and materials have gone to India, South America, Africa and Australia. Scott wanted to fund raise for missions and educational programs and had the idea of a cooking programs.