Centereach High School recently held its Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. The event was coordinated by the Spanish Heritage Club members and dancers, advised by Patricia Duryea and Victoria Cuomo.
“It was incredible to see our students and families come together to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. It’s important to recognize the history, culture, and contributions made by Hispanic Americans,” said Thomas Bell, Principal of Centereach High School. “Great job to all the students and faculty who made the celebration possible.”
Centereach High School students prepared tri-fold posters about a Hispanic country they researched. The World Languages Club also gave presentations with slideshows they prepared. Students, friends, and families had an immersive and educational experience as they learned more about Hispanic heritage, culture, and contributions. Students also performed various cultural dances and songs while dressed up in their cultural attire.
