The TK Hmong dance team is made up of 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students interested in learning more about the Hmong culture and presenting traditional dances to their peers and the community. Through traditional dance, students honor the Hmong heritage, while educating their peers about its cultural significance. It serves as a platform for better understanding, appreciation, and unity within the school community.

The African Drum Interactive is a small family owned business in the Central Valley. They came to perform for TK and preserve the cultural significance of African Drumming. It was an interactive experience with students and staff learning traditional dances. 

The TK Folklorico dance team represents the vibrant tapestry of Mexican culture through its performances. It is composed of 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students who aim to learn about different cultures, build confidence, and foster a sense of community. Through traditional music, costumes, and dances, they strive to deepen the students and community appreciation of Mexican culture.

Temperance-Kutner is committed to providing additional experiences for our students that promote inclusivity and diversity. Positivity Project lessons and activities, assemblies such as the African Drum Interactive Group, multicultural books both digital and available in the TK library, and a multicultural board in the cafeteria that is changed out monthly based on upcoming events.