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Celebrating the many cultures that make up Bain Middle

Posted 2/14/24

Bain Middle School hosted its Multicultural Night last week, during which students, parents, faculty and staff were encouraged to share aspects of their own background cultures, including food, …

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Celebrating the many cultures that make up Bain Middle

MEXICAN TRADITIONS: 6th grader Esther Fernandez wore a traditional Mexican headdress before the official multicultural night flag. (Photos by Steve Popiel)

MEXICAN HERITAGE: (above) Laura Suarez and daughter Victoria (13) 7th grader at Baine representing Mexico. (Photo by Steve Popiel)

ARGENTINIAN CUISINE: Ellie Welborn and Elaine DeLaRosa shared Argentinian empanadas with the attendees. (Photo by Steve Popiel)

GUATEMALAN CULTURE: Berta Santes was there to represent Guatemala. (Photo by Steve Popiel)

Posted Wednesday, February 14, 2024 12:00 am

Bain Middle School hosted its Multicultural Night last week, during which students, parents, faculty and staff were encouraged to share aspects of their own background cultures, including food, clothing, and music. Countries represented included Cambodia, the Dominican Republic, the Philippines, Italy, Portugal, Laos, Argentina, Guatemala, Mexico, and more.