Sweet festival

Four-year-old Bruno Casas had a hard time selecting one of the many beautiful sugar skulls from a Dia de Los Muertos display at last weekend's Lights On! Afterschool Festival at Lynwood High School. (Photo by Gary McCarthy)

By Wave Staff Report

Story Created: Oct 30, 2009 at 10:48 AM PST

Story Updated: Nov 2, 2009 at 1:14 AM PST

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LYNWOOD — Lights On! Afterschool conducted an Afterschool Festival for families Oct. 24 at Lynwood High School where after-school programs were promoted and celebrated.

The event paid tribute to Lynwood, Compton, Lawndale and Lennox school districts for their efforts in keeping afterschool programs alive and active in order to help keep communities and students safe beyond the 2:30 p.m. bell.

With both City Council members and School Board members present, the event boasted an array of activities, entertainment and informational booths for families of all ages to enjoy. The event also brought together representatives from school districts in Compton, Lawndale and Lennox for a joint celebration.

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Lynwood Teacher said on Monday, Nov 9 at 12:09 AM

Lal tried to kill the after school programs. Thank heavens he is gone! Or does he live on in the soul of Sally, Zim, Bill, Kevin, Freih, etc. Why they still in Lynwood?

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Over 1,000 kids there and..... said on Saturday, Oct 31 at 8:18 AM

Nice Pic of Maria Lopez's grand kid.

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