St. Alcuin Montessori School celebrated its cultural diversity through the annual International Festival on Friday, which brings together people from nearly 30 nations around the world. The event included several booths, exhibiting food, regalia and memorabilia from different countries, student performances and an origami workshop with artists from the Crow Collection of Asian Art.
All of the booths represented the cultures that make up the St. Alcuin student body. About 300 people turned out for the event.
Founded in 1964, St. Alcuin has about 500 students and recently added two new buildings to its 12-acre campus on Churchill Way.
