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One of the many activities during the culture night was to send to jail members of the school staff! — Dena Porter

ELL Director Leah Palmer and Equity and Access Coordinator Sheryl Taylor were excited to help organize this event which was a success. — Dena Porter

Posterboards about Brailian animals, foods, and inventions were presented to educate visitors to the culture night. — Dena Porter

Poster boards were created to help visitors learn more about the country of Brazil its culture, and history. — Dena Porter

Thanks to Pete Landry, (left to right) Carlos Trindade, Chris White, Lizzy Schule, Dianne Norton, Nate Punches, Jonah Kaplan-Woolner, and Keren Albiston (foreground) and the many others who made the Brazilian Culture Night a fun and welcoming event. — Dena Porter

Members of the Brazilian community donated all the food for the event, and Kalleby Fernandes enjoyed sampling it! — Dena Porter
Thursday at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School was transformed for the second annual Brazilian Cultural Fest.
Roughly 250 people came out for Brazilian food, games, dancing, music, education and all around culture.
The event is sponsored by the School Advisory Council and organized by students.
When do other cultures get their Cultural Fest at the High School? We have a wide variety of cultures on the island and it’s certainly not inclusive to celebrate just one.
Just one at a time.
Whenever you want to set it up.
Oh, I wasn’t aware that a community member could set one up. What’s the process?
John– It seems pretty obvious that “a community member” or a group of community members set this up.
I can assure you it wasn’t set up by George Soros as part of his agenda to indoctrinate children into some sort of “woke” conspiracy to turn the United States into some sort of cultural “melting pot”.
You can contact them at 508 693 1033.
I am certain they will be happy to let you know how your group can set something like this up.
Present the highlights of your culture to the school and find out if it will offend the Island community as much as you are offended by the display of culture of the Island Brazilian community.
And how come they don’t serve schnitzel at the PA Feast?!
When will you be asking the school to have a culture night for your culture?
What country did your culture emigrate from?
Do they have cool costumes and dance moves?
Would anyone want to go out and see them?
https://www.greatschools.org/gk/articles/cultural-diversity-at-school/
John–There are christmas celebrations at the school. You have stated that you identify as Christian. You can go then.
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