Thursday, June 18th, from 2:40โ4:00 PM in the PS20 Backyard, the International & Multicultural Families Committee will host its final event of the school year, celebrating Cinco de Mayo, Juneteenth, and Latin American cultures with mariachi music, capoeira, and a brief Juneteenth educational activity. Together, these traditions highlight the resilience of communities that have overcome oppression, preserved their cultural identities, and contributed to ongoing struggles for freedom, justice, and equality. Through music, movement, and storytelling, we honor the enduring spirit of people who have used culture as a source of strength, resistance, and hope in the pursuit of freedom.
In Spring 2025 and 2026, Mosaic Afterschool piloted the first-ever Mosaic Film Club. Now, we are presenting the culmination of this work today, Thursday June 18th. You are cordially invited to view the finished film, "The Curse of the Last Day", with the Film Club students, families, and Mosaic After-School at 4:30pm in the Auditorium (with a pre-show reception at 4:00pm)
NOTE: We are limiting the Mosaic After-School students to 2nd grade and up for the official viewing. We are recommending a rating of Y7-LFV (directed to Older Children/Language/Fantasy-Violence). There are words that might be inappropriate and images that might be scary for some kids. All parents and friends are welcome to the show and to bring your student regardless of grade.