LEAD Public Schools

September 15-October 15

LEAD Public Schools is proud to serve a diverse community of families from all over the world. This Hispanic Heritage Month, our network came alive with vibrant cultural celebrations to recognize and celebrate the rich histories, traditions and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. 

From sharing authentic food to performing cultural dances, each LEAD campus found unique ways to celebrate the cultures and heritage that shape so many of our students, staff, and families.  

Here’s a look at how our schools celebrated throughout the month:

• LEAD Cameron hosted a spirit week featuring
   jerseys, flag colors, and favorite Hispanic icons, a family Lotería night, and a school-wide cultural celebration highlighting traditional dances, flags, and different Hispanic countries.
• LEAD Academy  celebrated with a spirit week featuring jerseys, flag colors, and favorite Hispanic icons, a family Lotería night, and a school-wide cultural celebration showcasing traditional dances, flags, and Hispanic cultures.
• LEAD Neely’s Bend celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with a spirit week and a cultural celebration featuring music, dancing, and presentations highlighting Hispanic history and traditions.
• LEAD Southeast Elementary celebrated with a spirit week, informational sessions about Hispanic heritage, and hands-on crafts highlighting Hispanic cultures and traditions.
• LEAD Southeast Middle hosted a spirit week, a family Lotería night with food, games, and prizes, and a cultural celebration featuring traditional dances, cultural presentations, and live student musical performances.
• LEAD Southeast High celebrated with a spirit week, a family Lotería night featuring food, games, and prizes, and a cultural celebration with traditional dances, music, and presentations highlighting Hispanic cultures. 

Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to recognize the cultures, histories, and traditions that shape our school communities. Through these celebrations, students had the opportunity to share their heritage, learn from one another, and strengthen connections with classmates, teachers, and families.

At LEAD Public Schools, we are proud to celebrate the diverse backgrounds and experiences of our students and families, not just during Hispanic Heritage Month, but throughout the school year.

Interested in joining the LEAD community? Learn more about our schools and enrollment opportunities at leadpublcischools.org/enroll