Sisters Evelyn and Elizabeth Sember try on traditional Korean clothing shared by paraeducator, Sungok Hong.
SEYMOUR — Seymour Public Schools welcomed over 150 guests on Friday evening, April 4th, for a lively and heartwarming Multicultural Festival hosted at Chatfield-LoPresti School.
The event brought together students and families from across the district — including the high school, middle school, and both elementary schools — to celebrate the vibrant diversity of the community.
The festival featured a colorful array of cultural displays, traditional clothing, live music, dancing, games, and a variety of international foods — not to mention plenty of pizza to go around. High school students and community members proudly represented their heritage, creating an engaging and educational experience for all.
Brielle Shepard and Kelsey Fowler show off their passports that were stamped by presenters.
Coordinated by District Multilingual Learner Teacher Lisa Mariano and World Teacher Laura Verchili, the event was praised for its organization, energy, and spirit of inclusion.
Seymour’s Multicultural Festival stands as a shining example of how communities can come together to celebrate their differences — and their shared values.
Students and families participated in cultural dances shared by presenters.
