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This July, as a part of a quinquennial tradition, nearly 40 families, totaling more than 100 guests, gathered to celebrate their Korean-American culture, and the respective agencies and staff who helped to bring their families together.

Now located in the former Benjamin Franklin School building, middle school students attended the summer enrichment program Monday through Thursday and participated in a “Heroes and Villains Across the World” curriculum, where they explored the world through activities, studies, field trips and cultural experiences.

“Our summer volunteers were an essential part of us being able to provide our students with a great experience this summer,” said Mary-Kate Locke, Family & Children’s Agency Director of Child & Family Development.