This year’s heritage fair featured a variety of performances that highlighted the vast cultures present in Carlmont’s student body. The immersive experience enabled students to experience different parts of the world in a familiar and fun environment.
Carlmont’s Heritage Fair celebrates diversity
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BroadcastAround The World Ep. 6 - Going To Taiwan -
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BroadcastProm 2026: A night in gold -
BroadcastBehind the scenes: How SUHSD's Central Kitchen feeds thousands of students every day -
BroadcastA Mini Madness film: Ronan and Ferocious Friends -
BroadcastCulture comes alive at Heritage Fair 2026 -
Student LifeScots' Science Lab: A Paste-tacular Experiment -
Student LifeStepping into the future -
Student LifeNew girls flag football program launches successfully -
Student LifeLive from the field: Varsity boys volleyball continue historic season against Nevada Union -
Student LifeApproval of girls flag football as official high school sport furthers opportunities -
Student LifeCarlmont's Heritage Fair promotes inclusion through cultural celebration -
Student Life25 Questions with the ASB president -
Student LifeCarlmont attempts to wrangle lunch lines -
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Student LifeStandardized testing collects data on students -
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Top NewsCold Start car meet connects enthusiasts to automotive community -
Top NewsScots conquer Knights at Oracle Park
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About the Contributor
Andrew Ghazouli, Segment Producer
Andrew Ghazouli is a sophomore at Carlmont High School and this is his first year in journalism. He is interested in journalism because of its power to spread knowledge and ideas and believes that being informed is very important in everyday life.
Twitter: @arghazouli
