Midland Valley High DECA Students Engage Young Learners at Clearwater Elementary for Hispanic Heritage Month
Students from Midland Valley High School's DECA club visited Clearwater Elementary School in Aiken County to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. They engaged first and fourth graders by reading stories, leading craft activities like making paper crowns and maracas, and presenting…
Augusta Aiken, GA, September 25, 2026 — Students from Midland Valley High School’s DECA club recently participated in a community outreach event at Clearwater Elementary School in Aiken County, marking the observance of Hispanic Heritage Month. The initiative focused on fostering cultural awareness and engagement among younger students.
During their visit, the DECA club members interacted with first and fourth graders at Clearwater Elementary. The high school students led a series of activities designed to introduce and celebrate Latin American cultures and traditions.
- Storytelling: The DECA students read a selection of stories to the younger children.
- Craft Activities: Participants engaged in hands-on creative projects, including the creation of paper crowns and maracas.
- Cultural Presentations: Lessons were presented that covered various aspects of Latin American cultures and traditions.
The event aimed to provide an educational and interactive experience for the elementary school students, promoting understanding and appreciation for diverse heritage. This collaboration between Midland Valley High School’s DECA program and Clearwater Elementary School highlighted a commitment to community engagement and cultural education within Aiken County.
No further details regarding the specific duration of the visits or the exact curriculum of the cultural lessons were immediately available.
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