High School Summer Abroad Blog

During our last week in Prague, the whole group got to participate in a workshop run by Club Cross instructors Tomáš and Tomáš. The workshop lasted approximately 2 and a...keep reading

We just finished up a busy week in Buenos Aires full of activities. Students participated in Yoga at a local studio giving them the much deserved opportunity to wind down...keep reading

If you were to ask a resident of Rennes which monument is the most significant of the city, without a doubt, the #1 answer would be Le parlement de Bretagne...keep reading

Our students went on a culinary journey in history. They prepared and enjoyed dishes from pre-colonial, colonial, and post-colonial times. Sikil Pak, Lomitos de Valladolid, and Arroz con leche are...keep reading

While Rome is home to many ancient relics, ruins and artefacts, it is also a hub for contemporary artistic activity. The Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna hosts a wealth of paintings,...keep reading

Selam! My name is Najla Hall and I am a participant in the Mentoring Youth Program in Mohammedia, Morocco. This weekend the Mentoring Youth group and the Outdoor Leadership kids...keep reading

When in Rome, you simply must visit the Vatican City ! While it’s a country of its own, no passports or visas are needed to get in, although the museums...keep reading

After Chichen Itza went went to Punta Laguna Monkey Sanctuary, Otoch Ma'ax Yetel Kooh (which means spider monkey and puma), which is a natural reserve ran by Mayan families. Our...keep reading

Last week the Language and Culture students were as busy as ever. Their theme for the week was creativity, and every day students were exposed to a new type of...keep reading

Our Global Navigators left Copenhagen for a day to visit the 2nd largest city in Denmark, Aarhus. Aarhus is located Northeast of Copenhagen, and about 300 km by roadways (or...keep reading