Hispanic heritage celebrations held at Cape, Lewes Elementary
The Cape Henlopen High School World Language Department hosted a vibrant and engaging Hispanic Heritage Celebration Oct. 9, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. Families, students and community members came together to enjoy authentic foods, view creative projects, and experience the pride and unity of the school environment.
The event showcased the rich diversity and cultural traditions of Spanish-speaking countries through music, dance, art and presentations. Students and staff performed traditional dances and songs that highlighted various Hispanic cultures. Colorful student project displays filled the room, featuring research on influential Hispanic figures, cultural traditions and regional cuisine.
Special guest and disc jockey Kevin Andrade energized the crowd with an inspiring speech that encouraged students to celebrate diversity. The event served not only as an educational opportunity but also as a joyful expression of community and cultural appreciation within Cape High and the Cape Henlopen School District.
At Lewes Elementary School, students, staff and families gathered for a joyful Hispanic Heritage Month assembly that celebrated culture, language and community.
The event featured a series of student performances including lively dances, musical numbers and poem reading inspired by Hispanic and Latin American literature. Students proudly showcased their hard work and creativity for their classmates, teachers and family members, who were invited to attend and share in the celebration. The assembly fostered a sense of belonging and appreciation for diversity, while highlighting the many ways literature and the arts can connect students to cultures around the world.
