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In photos: Multicultural fair presents a quick trip around the world

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Kaylee Mague, Editor-in-Chief
March 19, 2026
Sophomores Laila D'Anna and Kaelyn Wheeler listen to junior Kai Spaulding's presentation on Haiti mythology.
Sophomores Laila D’Anna and Kaelyn Wheeler listen to junior Kai Spaulding’s presentation on Haiti mythology.
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On Thursday, March 12, students of honors and Advanced Placement foreign language classes shared their presentations on art forms and culture from around the world. Spanish, French, German and Latin projects were displayed in the lobby from C to G period for students and staff passing by to see.

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Junior Molly Leone pieces together a puzzle of Monaco architecture at juniors Sharon Jackson and Megan LaChance's booth.

 

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Kaylee Mague, Editor-in-Chief
This is Kaylee’s third year on The Lancer Spirit staff and she is currently the Editor-in-Chief. Kaylee is a member of Big Buddies, National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, Foreign Language Honor Society, Skills USA and more. When Kaylee is not at school, she loves to hang out with friends and shop. Kaylee is super excited to work with this year’s staff and can’t wait to see what stories this year brings.
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