Manteo Elementary School DLI students share knowledge about Spanish-speaking countries, cultures

Published 4:43 pm Wednesday, May 15, 2024

By Staff Reports

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A Journey through the Americas Literacy Night at Manteo Elementary School was a huge success.

Dual Language Immersion (DLI) students opened up their classrooms to teach visitors about Spanish-speaking countries and cultures.

“Visitors were excited to learn and receive flag stickers representing each country they explored, adding them to their MES passports,” stated a Dare County Schools post about the event.

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“A round of applause goes out to MES’ staff for organizing this wonderful event and our DLI students for their impressive display of knowledge and fluency in Spanish!”

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