Multicultural fair highlights Metea’s diversity

Luisa Bernardino and Ryder Preston Brown

February 26, 2025

To immerse oneself in another person’s reality or culture is an honor that few occasions can provide, and Metea Valley’s multicultural fair was one of them. It was filled with astounding performances from many clubs, stands that had games and treats, as well as a piñata from OLAS. It further displayed the diversity of Metea and brought Mustang Pride.

About the Contributors

Luisa Bernardino

Luisa is a Junior in her second year in the Journalism Staff. Now as the Graphic Design and Photography Editor, she can be found throughout many school events reporting. When she isn’t feeling burnt out, she may be drawing, reading, or listening to music.

Ryder Preston Brown

Ryder is a junior and this is his second year on staff as a multimedia editor, videographer, and podcaster. He enjoys creating, journaling, and listening to music at almost full volume. He also enjoys sprinting like Bernie Sanders whenever he needs to. If you can’t find him walking around the school or being loud with friends then he might be off whipping and cooking for all or himself.

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