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John Boretti

    Chef Boretti has been cooking since age 4 and comes from a family of restauranteurs. He started his culinary journey through job shadowing in high school and jumped into the restaurant business shortly after graduation. His skills include catering, small restaurants, Bed & Breakfast, fine dining, and business management. His post-secondary experience includes culinary skills development, food safety, restaurant operations, student restaurant operations, and culinary competition judging. In 2007 Chef Boretti played a part in establishing the culinary curriculum at Vance-Granville Community College. Chef participated in development of the North Carolina Culinary Arts and Hospitality curriculum used statewide.

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John Rutt

Head of Employment Outreach

  • Graduate of Johnson & Wales school of Culinary Arts.

  • Head of student employment outreach

  • Cultivates relationships with restaurants and foodservice providers throughout the Triangle to help place students and graduates in high paying jobs

  • Faculty Advisor for Northern High School FCCLA

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Peter Brodsky

Banquet Director

  • Graduate of the Culinary Institute of America

  • Oversees all catering operations, serving roughly 12,000 meals annually

  • The official District Caterer, providing food and wait service to elementary schools, middle schools, other high schools, and district offices

  • Works closely with the DPS Hub farm in our Farm to Fork aspect

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Andrew Somers

Where it all began

  • Developed Northern High School’s CTE Culinary Program into one of the state’s most successful program

  • High standards of behavior and professionalism resulting in 88-100% Vocat passing rate for 7+ years

  • Wrote/developed culinary reference texts for teachers and students

  • Author of “The Cook's Book”: sanitation, cooking, managing, purchasing, and producing everything from short order to gourmet meals and banquets.

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