Rockets celebrate National Foreign Language Week

March 16, 2022

The World Languages Department celebrated National Foreign Language Week with fun, food, and “Fallas.”

Activities included prayer in different languages, a scavenger hunt and Kahoot during CREW, international lunches in the café, and food trucks in the courtyard. World language classes made an "Ojos de Dios" craft from Mexico, created “Fallas" from Valencia, and worked on a Greek a temple building project.

World Languages Department Chair, Mr. Paul Romolo, said, “The week’s theme, ‘Celebrate Humanity Through Languages,’ is at the core of all we do in the World Languages Department. We consistently strive to teach students that people around the world are both unique and similar. We share the same humanity and should love, respect, and celebrate what connects us as well as what makes us special.”

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