Fremont Mayor Honors TCML-I Fly Young Chinese School
On May 12, 2026, during a formal presentation at the Fremont City Council chambers, Mayor Raj Salwan officially proclaimed May 10–17, 2026, as Taiwanese American Heritage Week.
In a highlight of the evening, the Mayor extended special recognition to TCML-I Fly Young Chinese School for its outstanding contributions to the city’s cultural enrichment and educational development.
This honor acknowledges the school’s long-standing dedication to promoting Traditional Chinese education and preserving Taiwanese heritage, cementing its role as an indispensable pillar of Fremont’s multicultural community.
As a member of the Taiwan Center for Mandarin Learning (TCML) network, TCML-I Fly Young Chinese School provides high-quality language curriculum while remaining committed to promoting Taiwan's traditional values and humanistic spirit.
Deepening Community Roots and Cultural Exchange
The proclamation, signed by Mayor Salwan, notes that Fremont takes immense pride in being home to a diverse and vibrant community.
It highly praises the profound impact Taiwanese Americans have made on American society across various fields, including science, technology, medicine, education, business, and public service.
This public recognition by the city government symbolizes a high level of mainstream appreciation for the school’s success in fostering community cultural integration.
The declaration of "Taiwanese American Heritage Week" was a featured ceremonial item on the City Council's agenda.
Principal Selena Shan and Vice Principal Esther Kuo of TCML-I Fly Young Chinese School accepted the gold-sealed proclamation to the applause of those in attendance.
The proclamation states: "Taiwanese American Heritage Week provides an opportunity to celebrate the history, culture, contributions, and achievements of Taiwanese Americans and to strengthen friendship and understanding among all communities."
By honoring TCML-I Fly Young Chinese School, the City of Fremont reaffirms its commitment to cultural inclusivity and diversity.
This honor is not only a validation of TCML-I Fly Young’s past efforts but also an invitation for more residents to participate in celebrating the unique culture of Taiwanese Americans, jointly driving the spirit of innovation and social service in Fremont.
For more information regarding cultural activities and Mandarin language courses, please contact TCML-I Fly Young Chinese School at Open website in a new window
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