By Gracie Hauser Enterprise Intern
Taquitos, horchata, and chocoflan garnished the tables on Oct. 4 as students gathered at Davie County Early College High School to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. What does that mean for students? For Hamlet Arias Jr., a freshman:, “It’s what I eat. It’s what I celebrate. It’s how I live my life.” Each year, the SGA hosts an event featuring food, games, and dancing to commemorate the lives and contributions of Hispanic Americans. “[Hispanic Heritage Month] is when people like me can celebrate what our ancestors and other important figures have done for us so that we are where we are today,” said Jaretzy Saligan, a senior and the 2023-24 president of the SGA. This holiday is observed in the United States for four weeks starting on Sept……