Diana Casais Almanza discusses her upbringing in Mexico City, Mexico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in 2000, and what cultural traditions she continues to practice.
Mario Martinez discusses growing up and going to college in the Dominican Republic, his journey to becoming a music professor at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY, and what he misses about the Dominican Republic since living in the United States.
Adrian Arellano discusses the importance of food-based traditions, the changes he has noticed between each generation of his family, and discrimination and stereotyping.
Thomas Soto discusses his memories of his childhood in Puerto Rico, his feelings about Puerto Rico today, and how he came to work in security at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY.
Patricia Quolin discusses her move to the United States from Mexico, the traditions that she has worked to maintain and involve her children in, and what she feels are some differences between the two countries.
Learn how the Erie Canal shaped the growth of Rochester, New York State, and the region with this unit of lessons developed in accordance with New York State curriculum standards and practices for Grade 4.
Diana Casais Almanza discusses her upbringing in Mexico City, Mexico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in 2000, and what cultural traditions she continues to practice.
Mario Martinez discusses growing up and going to college in the Dominican Republic, his journey to becoming a music professor at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY, and what he misses about the Dominican Republic since living in the United States.
Adrian Arellano discusses the importance of food-based traditions, the changes he has noticed between each generation of his family, and discrimination and stereotyping.
Thomas Soto discusses his memories of his childhood in Puerto Rico, his feelings about Puerto Rico today, and how he came to work in security at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY.
Patricia Quolin discusses her move to the United States from Mexico, the traditions that she has worked to maintain and involve her children in, and what she feels are some differences between the two countries.
Learn how the Erie Canal shaped the growth of Rochester, New York State, and the region with this unit of lessons developed in accordance with New York State curriculum standards and practices for Grade 4.
Diana Casais Almanza discusses her upbringing in Mexico City, Mexico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in 2000, and what cultural traditions she continues to practice.
Mario Martinez discusses growing up and going to college in the Dominican Republic, his journey to becoming a music professor at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY, and what he misses about the Dominican Republic since living in the United States.
Adrian Arellano discusses the importance of food-based traditions, the changes he has noticed between each generation of his family, and discrimination and stereotyping.
Thomas Soto discusses his memories of his childhood in Puerto Rico, his feelings about Puerto Rico today, and how he came to work in security at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY.
Patricia Quolin discusses her move to the United States from Mexico, the traditions that she has worked to maintain and involve her children in, and what she feels are some differences between the two countries.
Learn how the Erie Canal shaped the growth of Rochester, New York State, and the region with this unit of lessons developed in accordance with New York State curriculum standards and practices for Grade 4.
Diana Casais Almanza discusses her upbringing in Mexico City, Mexico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in 2000, and what cultural traditions she continues to practice.
Mario Martinez discusses growing up and going to college in the Dominican Republic, his journey to becoming a music professor at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY, and what he misses about the Dominican Republic since living in the United States.
Adrian Arellano discusses the importance of food-based traditions, the changes he has noticed between each generation of his family, and discrimination and stereotyping.
Thomas Soto discusses his memories of his childhood in Puerto Rico, his feelings about Puerto Rico today, and how he came to work in security at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY.
Patricia Quolin discusses her move to the United States from Mexico, the traditions that she has worked to maintain and involve her children in, and what she feels are some differences between the two countries.
Learn how the Erie Canal shaped the growth of Rochester, New York State, and the region with this unit of lessons developed in accordance with New York State curriculum standards and practices for Grade 4.
Diana Casais Almanza discusses her upbringing in Mexico City, Mexico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in 2000, and what cultural traditions she continues to practice.
Mario Martinez discusses growing up and going to college in the Dominican Republic, his journey to becoming a music professor at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY, and what he misses about the Dominican Republic since living in the United States.
Adrian Arellano discusses the importance of food-based traditions, the changes he has noticed between each generation of his family, and discrimination and stereotyping.
Thomas Soto discusses his memories of his childhood in Puerto Rico, his feelings about Puerto Rico today, and how he came to work in security at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY.
Patricia Quolin discusses her move to the United States from Mexico, the traditions that she has worked to maintain and involve her children in, and what she feels are some differences between the two countries.
Learn how the Erie Canal shaped the growth of Rochester, New York State, and the region with this unit of lessons developed in accordance with New York State curriculum standards and practices for Grade 4.
Diana Casais Almanza discusses her upbringing in Mexico City, Mexico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in 2000, and what cultural traditions she continues to practice.
Mario Martinez discusses growing up and going to college in the Dominican Republic, his journey to becoming a music professor at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY, and what he misses about the Dominican Republic since living in the United States.
Adrian Arellano discusses the importance of food-based traditions, the changes he has noticed between each generation of his family, and discrimination and stereotyping.
Thomas Soto discusses his memories of his childhood in Puerto Rico, his feelings about Puerto Rico today, and how he came to work in security at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY.
Patricia Quolin discusses her move to the United States from Mexico, the traditions that she has worked to maintain and involve her children in, and what she feels are some differences between the two countries.
Learn how the Erie Canal shaped the growth of Rochester, New York State, and the region with this unit of lessons developed in accordance with New York State curriculum standards and practices for Grade 4.
Diana Casais Almanza discusses her upbringing in Mexico City, Mexico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in 2000, and what cultural traditions she continues to practice.
Mario Martinez discusses growing up and going to college in the Dominican Republic, his journey to becoming a music professor at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY, and what he misses about the Dominican Republic since living in the United States.
Adrian Arellano discusses the importance of food-based traditions, the changes he has noticed between each generation of his family, and discrimination and stereotyping.
Thomas Soto discusses his memories of his childhood in Puerto Rico, his feelings about Puerto Rico today, and how he came to work in security at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY.
Patricia Quolin discusses her move to the United States from Mexico, the traditions that she has worked to maintain and involve her children in, and what she feels are some differences between the two countries.
Learn how the Erie Canal shaped the growth of Rochester, New York State, and the region with this unit of lessons developed in accordance with New York State curriculum standards and practices for Grade 4.
Diana Casais Almanza discusses her upbringing in Mexico City, Mexico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in 2000, and what cultural traditions she continues to practice.
Mario Martinez discusses growing up and going to college in the Dominican Republic, his journey to becoming a music professor at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY, and what he misses about the Dominican Republic since living in the United States.
Adrian Arellano discusses the importance of food-based traditions, the changes he has noticed between each generation of his family, and discrimination and stereotyping.
Thomas Soto discusses his memories of his childhood in Puerto Rico, his feelings about Puerto Rico today, and how he came to work in security at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY.
Patricia Quolin discusses her move to the United States from Mexico, the traditions that she has worked to maintain and involve her children in, and what she feels are some differences between the two countries.
Learn how the Erie Canal shaped the growth of Rochester, New York State, and the region with this unit of lessons developed in accordance with New York State curriculum standards and practices for Grade 4.
Diana Casais Almanza discusses her upbringing in Mexico City, Mexico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in 2000, and what cultural traditions she continues to practice.
Mario Martinez discusses growing up and going to college in the Dominican Republic, his journey to becoming a music professor at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY, and what he misses about the Dominican Republic since living in the United States.
Adrian Arellano discusses the importance of food-based traditions, the changes he has noticed between each generation of his family, and discrimination and stereotyping.
Thomas Soto discusses his memories of his childhood in Puerto Rico, his feelings about Puerto Rico today, and how he came to work in security at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY.
Patricia Quolin discusses her move to the United States from Mexico, the traditions that she has worked to maintain and involve her children in, and what she feels are some differences between the two countries.
Learn how the Erie Canal shaped the growth of Rochester, New York State, and the region with this unit of lessons developed in accordance with New York State curriculum standards and practices for Grade 4.
Diana Casais Almanza discusses her upbringing in Mexico City, Mexico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in 2000, and what cultural traditions she continues to practice.
Mario Martinez discusses growing up and going to college in the Dominican Republic, his journey to becoming a music professor at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY, and what he misses about the Dominican Republic since living in the United States.
Adrian Arellano discusses the importance of food-based traditions, the changes he has noticed between each generation of his family, and discrimination and stereotyping.
Thomas Soto discusses his memories of his childhood in Puerto Rico, his feelings about Puerto Rico today, and how he came to work in security at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY.
Patricia Quolin discusses her move to the United States from Mexico, the traditions that she has worked to maintain and involve her children in, and what she feels are some differences between the two countries.
Learn how the Erie Canal shaped the growth of Rochester, New York State, and the region with this unit of lessons developed in accordance with New York State curriculum standards and practices for Grade 4.