Ma.Isabelle Delos Reyes

[STANTON SGA @scpsga]

WE have that🥱🥱 @PaxonEaglesSGA wbu?

[skinny cracker @CYaffee]

Hey @theestallion

[DCPS @DuvalSchools]

UPDATE | As of today, it is still our intention to hold graduation as it normally occurs. However, we all know the coronavirus situation is unpredictable. If we have to make the decision to cancel traditional graduation, we are looking into creative ways to honor our seniors.

[Ma.Isabelle Delos Reyes @IDR23Me]

@mothpeoples thank u aiden

[Ma.Isabelle Delos Reyes @IDR23Me]

@D_Blue_Skii Thank you, Dahlia!!!

[Ma.Isabelle Delos Reyes @IDR23Me]

@ljk93 @stantonmulti Thank you for all the support! Glad you enjoyed!

[STANTON MULTICULTURAL CLUB @stantonmulti]

Something for yall to bop to since Multi is next week! :) https://t.co/RNJytQfmej

[STANTON MULTICULTURAL CLUB @stantonmulti]

Hello! It’s that time of year again! Zoom on your chariots & come join us in Stanton’s Mt. Olympus auditorium for our annual Multicultural Extravaganza! Show some Eros <3 to your friends & family while we become your muse with our production. We hope you’re as thrilled as we are!

[Ma.Isabelle Delos Reyes @IDR23Me]

it’s pixie dust ✨🧚🏽‍♀️

[Pixar @Pixar]

From our big, happy family to yours: Happy Thanksgiving!

[Ma.Isabelle Delos Reyes @IDR23Me]

The universe continues to be the most indifferent towards me

[Ma.Isabelle Delos Reyes @IDR23Me]

𝓂𝑜𝑜𝓃 𝓇𝒾𝓋𝑒𝓇 🌙💙

[Ma.Isabelle Delos Reyes @IDR23Me]

Please come to the Poly workshop!!! 😊🌺

[STANTON MULTICULTURAL CLUB @stantonmulti]

WORKSHOP TOMORROW:
The hula is a traditional performance that honor to Hawaiian gods/goddesses and stories of nature and folktale through dance. The haka is done by men that intimidated the tactic before a battle. Today, Māori youth use haka to talk about social/political issues.

[STANTON MULTICULTURAL CLUB @stantonmulti]

WORKSHOPS TOMORROW: CHINESE MODERN AND LATINO

[STANTON MULTICULTURAL CLUB @stantonmulti]

The tinikling dance, the most popular dance from the Philippines imitates the movement of the tikling birds as they dodge the bamboo traps set by rice farmers in the fields. It was first a form of punishment to beat Filipino natives’ feet, then transformed into an artistic dance.

[STANTON MULTICULTURAL CLUB @stantonmulti]

WORKSHOPS TOMORROW: FILIPINO TRADITIONAL AND CHINESE YO-YO