Douglas Elementary School hosted a vibrant celebration for Hispanic Heritage Month, bringing together a full house of parents, community members, and staff for a day filled with culture, music, and art. The event, meticulously planned by the school’s music, art, and PE teachers, was a huge success, with performances that highlighted the rich traditions of Hispanic culture.
Attendees were welcomed with a stunning display of student-created artwork inspired by Hispanic heritage, beautifully exhibited in the courtyard as they made their way to their spots. The festival kicked off with joyful dancing in the courtyard as students from kindergarten through second grade performed traditional Hispanic dances, impressing the audience with their energy and enthusiasm.
Following the performance, third through fifth grade students took the stage in the cafeteria for a lively singing performance that filled the room with pride and applause. The day closed with another chance to view the impressive art display, giving everyone one last opportunity to appreciate the students’ talents and providing them with an opportunity to enjoy refreshing aguas frescas generously provided by the Douglas PTA.
The celebration brought the school community together in a beautiful way making it an unforgettable event!
