Multicultural Day brings students of all backgrounds together to share their culture

Emma Kachmar, Staff Writer|May 23, 2017

During lunch May 17, leadership hosted the school’s first Multicultural Day, bringing together students of all backgrounds. Countries such as the Philippines, France and Japan were represented through informational booths, traditional foods and cultural dancing.

by EMMA KACHMAR

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