High School Summer Abroad Blog

Today's activity involved a vist to Poble Espanyol which is an open-air musuem located not far from the famouns fountains of Montjuic. Although a musuem, Poble Espanyol was designed by...keep reading

This reflection was written by World Government student, Sasha: It’s been a dream of mine for countless years to go to the Anne Frank House. Ever since I read her...keep reading

Canoë / Kayak Adventures This week we got to participate in the much anticipated activity of taking canoes and kayaks out on to the île-de-Rance Canal. The canal, complete with...keep reading

Summertime in Toulouse! There are plenty of activities to do outside in this beautiful city. A main feature of Toulouse is the Garonne River which has been an important part...keep reading

Molly Wendell-Pearson is a recently graduated high school student from Portland, Maine. Two weeks ago, I went to a soccer game with my host family, which was the first soccer/sports...keep reading

"In the face of the increasing complexity of criminal investigations, the FBI Academy is looking for new elite agents. In the mysterious offices of the agency, you are received by...keep reading

Our estudiantes (Spanish for students) are going to be returning home very soon and we've been asking them during the week how they feel about it. Some said this experience...keep reading

The first thing I did after booking my flight to Barcelona was buy a travel book. While searching for one, my mom forcibly suggested the DK Eyewitness book, which included...keep reading

by Hyo Rhi Kim On Sunday, we went to see Nanta (난타), the longest running show in the history of South Korean theatre. Nanta is a nonverbal comedy percussion show...keep reading

By María Celeste Barquero We are going to talk about our first Saturday at Costa Rica. And will we enjoyed our first weekend? Well, we really enjoyed it! It was...keep reading