Photo Gallery
from the 2018 Seal of Multiliteracy Awards Ceremonies
in Palm Springs & Riverside.
Emphasizing the value of knowing multiple languages, enhancing cultural awareness & global understanding in our communities.
Chloe Bell-Beguin and Steven Koja, seniors from Temecula Valley Unified School District's Great Oak High School, are among the record 417 high school students honored at this year's Riverside County Seal of Multiliteracy.
Award Press Release >>
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