- June 12, 2025
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The Dance Club performed several dances for different countries.
In their first stop in their musical journey around the world, students in the Music Club performed a song from Ghana.
Music Club students performed a Chinese ribbon dance as their performances included songs from around the world.
Students in the Music Club performed an Irish folk dance to the "Rakes of Mallow."
Aubrey Joseoph made her way down the stage to the red carpet representing Haiti.
As the audience roared, Lorena Luna and Pietra De Souza ran down the runway with the Brazilian flag.
With the Germany flag behind her, Elena Spaulding sported lederhosen during the fashion show.
As a cricket player, Ava Ramsundar represented Trinidad and Tobago on the runway.
Destinee Rose Harris and her mom, Chyna Harris, proudly represented Puerto Rico in the fashion show. Destinee Rose Harris waved to everyone in the audience as she walked.
Samirah Sukhu represented India. She did a cartwheel down the runway.
Jayden Nguyen represented Vietnam on the runway.
Ludma Pierre and Elena Spaulding waved the flags of the countries their families represent while singing "We are the World" as the closing performance of Heritage of the Hive.
Families waved flags of different countries while singing along with students to "We are the World."
Sophia Passley and 5-year-old Milan Cassidy and third-grader Azalea Smith dressed to represent Jamaica. "It's so exciting," Passley said of Heritage of the Hive. "Cultural events always are fantastic. You learn so much."
Citrus Elementary School's Ludma Pierre waved a Haitian flag alongside Elena Spaulding, who waved a German flag, as they sang "We are the World" with dozens of other students.
In the audience, families waved small flags of various countries and sang along.
Singing "We are the World" was the last performance that brought everyone together at Citrus Elementary School's annual Heritage of the Hive Thursday, May 15.
The event included the Dance Club performing various dances to songs from different cultures and the Music Club playing drums, singing and dancing to songs from Ghana, Ireland, America and China.
Students and their families also dressed in clothing representing their heritage as they walked down a runway.
