Mt. View 3rd Grade Multicultural Day

On April 16th, Mt. View Elementary’s 3rd Grade hosted its annual Multicultural Day, a vibrant and engaging celebration of cultural diversity. The event provided students with the opportunity to showcase their heritage and learn about the traditions of their classmates through a variety of hands-on experiences. Classrooms were transformed into mini cultural exhibits, each featuring student-created displays of artifacts, traditional recipes, cultural games, and even singing and dancing performances.

Students took pride in sharing their backgrounds with peers, parents, and visitors. From colorful posters and family heirlooms to delicious homemade treats and interactive games, every display reflected thoughtful preparation and a deep sense of cultural appreciation. Energetic dance presentations added excitement and rhythm to the event, highlighting both individual and group efforts.

The event was well attended by family members, school staff, and district leadership. Notable guests included Board of Education members Jeannie O'Neill and BethAnn Figueira, along with Dr. Bangia and Mrs. McDermond, whose presence underscored the school’s commitment to inclusive education and community engagement. Their support added an extra sense of pride and encouragement for the young presenters.

Multicultural Day at Mt. View is more than a celebration—it’s a learning experience that fosters respect, curiosity, and unity among students. The 3rd graders’ creativity and enthusiasm were on full display, leaving all who attended inspired by the richness of the cultures represented. It was a truly memorable day that highlighted the importance of diversity and community within education.