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A Night of Fun at Waterford High School

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Since its start last March, the Cultural Diversity Alliance has done big things for Waterford High School. The club’s mission has been to provide a safe space for people of all backgrounds through murals, projects, discussions, and volunteering in our community.

They have volunteered at the Waterford Food Bank and put up a display for Black History Month. 

Currently, their largest upcoming project is a Culture Night being held at school on March 23rd from 5pm to 8pm in the field house. 

Jackie Tran, one of the leaders of the Cultural Diversity Alliances says, “The event will be a night full of food, festivities, and performances of many different cultures that are represented in the local community.”

The club has reached out to multiple food vendors like Recovery Room and Taqueria Cinco. They are also on the search for performers and have reached out to organizations at local colleges like Mitchell College and Connecticut College.

Sidney Alexandre, a senior and member of the Culture Diversity Alliance, has high hopes for the event: “Right now we are all working really hard to contact businesses and organizations in our local community to be a part of this event and we are excited to put this together.” 

The hope is to have this event be a success for not just Waterford High School but the Waterford community as well. 

If you have any suggestions or want to participate in this event, please contact Saeeda Samed at [email protected].

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Saeeda Samed
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Saeeda Samed is a senior from Waterford High School. She has lived in several  places, including Ghana, and now resides in Quaker Hill. She lives at home with her mom, dad, and older sister. In her free time she likes to take walks, listen to music, and bake. 
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