F.K. White Middle School Lake Charles 2nd Annual Art And Culture

Parents and guardians of students attending F.K. White Middle School (1000 E. McNeese Street), in Lake Charles are invited to attend the 2nd Annual Art and Culture Festival. Back by popular demand, May 12, 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. the school is celebrating the school's rich diversity by exposing students to different cultures, traditions, music, and food. Your attendance is appreciated as the students, faculty, and staff at F.K. have been working hard to prepare for this event.

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After a successful inaugural event last year, the celebration will center around the diverse cultures represented in the student body at F.K. White and across Southwest Louisiana. This event is a wonderful educational experience allowing students to learn more about the traditions of their fellow classmates and develop tolerance and understanding of other cultures.

The festival will include delicious cuisine from other countries, music, clothing, informative exhibits, displays of art created by the students, and a performance by F.K. White's band and choir. Don't miss this awesome event!

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