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Fountain Inn High School holds Hispanic Heritage Night

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By Isabella Abreu Castro
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Fountain Inn High School hosted its second annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration yesterday evening in the school cafeteria. The night consisted of homemade and potluck style food, music, dances, awards and art. This event was organized and put together by Fountain Inn High's Spanish Club, run by ESOL teacher Reem Alnatour and Spanish teacher Max Moore.
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By Isabella Abreu Castro
| GoFountainInn.com
Fountain Inn High School's Introduction to Education 1400 program, hosted by Spanish teacher Amber Long, held a lunch and greet program to introduce students to the South Carolina education system. Over 13 teachers from different subjects volunteered their lunch breaks to talk to students interested in education.
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FIHS program gives students a glimpse into teaching profession

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By Isabella Abreu Castro
| GoFountainInn.com
A short, hour-long program hosted during lunches, will soon lead the way for our future educators. Introduction to Education 1400, a course at Fountain Inn High School run by Spanish teacher Amber Long, hosted a lunch and greet program for students interested in education. With several teachers volunteering their lunch break to talk to students, the program opened many eyes to joining the South Carolina education system.
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