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November 5, 2025

Vibrant Hispanic Heritage Assembly at Amityville Memorial High School

On Oct. 29, Amityville Memorial High School concluded its monthlong recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month with a lively and inspiring Hispanic Heritage Assembly. 

The assembly featured student-led performances, traditional dances, and a celebration of Hispanic culture and community. Students dazzled the audience with dynamic performances that celebrated unity, pride and diversity within the Hispanic community. 

The assembly also served as a preview to the high school’s larger Hispanic Heritage Celebration, which was hosted by the World Languages Honor Society and the Hispanic Heritage Club. The evening event continued the festivities with cultural music, a colorful Cultural Parade of Nations, traditional dance performances, and an incredible salsa finale that had everyone on their feet. The celebration concluded with delicious food in the cafeteria, offering a true taste of Hispanic culture and tradition. 

Through events like this, Amityville Memorial High School continues to promote cultural awareness, unity and pride among its diverse student body. 

 

Amityville Memorial High School Principal Dr. John Cardone commended students on organizing an amazing assembly.   Students read poetry and spoke about the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month.    Students read poetry and spoke about the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month.    Students read poetry and spoke about the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month.    Students read poetry and spoke about the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month.    Students read poetry and spoke about the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month.    Students read poetry and spoke about the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month.    Students read poetry and spoke about the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month.    Students read poetry and spoke about the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month.