High School Summer Abroad Blog

Saluti dall'Italia ! This past weekend the students from Ferrara's Session 2 embarked on an adventure to Frasassi and the Republic of San Marino. The trip began with a guided...keep reading

Before our visit to Bercy Skatepark, level II students generated questions for our Ozlefrançais activity to ask about how the 12th arrondissement and Bercy neighborhood supports artists and creative young...keep reading

Shanghai is an amazing city where many tourists go to appreciate the culture and the delicious food. It’s a must to take a picture of the skyline from the Bund...keep reading

It’s no wonder people from all over the world flock to Buenos Aires to study tango. After all, tango was born in the city’s immigrant neighborhoods and has evolved over...keep reading

The kiddos of Session II: Amsterdam, Queer Life and Activism are no longer visitors, or tourists.. We are officially travelers. Together we have acclimated to this beautiful city, figured out...keep reading

Besides being the name of one of Johannesburg's biggest townships, what does the word "Soweto" stand for? What is the significance of the role of women in this country? And...keep reading

Yesterday, we had a very full day. After class, our Global Navigators climbed all 528 steps of St. Paul's Cathedral for an amazing view over London. We were all in...keep reading

At the beginning of this week we turned Mokolodi Nature Reserve into our classroom. It is a nature reserve that was once a cattle ranch and now has wildlife, some...keep reading

La Sagrada Familia: one of Barcelona´s most singular architectural landmarks. Students toured Gaudí´s ongoing masterpiece as they learned about its unique history and thematic elements invoking the natural environment and...keep reading

Today, we decided to highlight some of our students and their homestay families. Each student was paired up with a Chilean family that lives in Valparaiso or Viña del Mar...keep reading