Students Usher In The Start Of Kwanzaa

Students Usher In The Start Of Kwanzaa

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The students ushered in the celebration with a traditional African drum dance ensemble Wednesday at the Cheltenham Mall.. The students ushered in the celebration with a traditional African drum dance ensemble Wednesday at the Cheltenham Mall..
CHELTENHAM TWP., Pa. -

Students from Imhotep Institute Charter School marched through the Cheltenham Mall Wednesday to celebrate the start of Kwanzaa.

The students ushered in the celebration with a traditional African drum dance ensemble.

Kwanzaa is a week-long celebration of African heritage.

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