High School Summer Abroad Blog

These images encapsulate the number one thing that the Global Navigator students have been impressed by so far during the first two days of their trip in Monteverde, Costa Rica,...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

As a Program Leader, I'm always amazed at how much students grow in their short time abroad. Over the last three weeks, I saw student positions challenged, changed, expanded upon,...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

Wow... time really does fly when you're having fun! We're already two weeks into the program and just have one week left to go! But you can bet that we're...keep reading

“Sautez comme un kangourou!” shouted our tour guide. “Jump like a kangaroo!” None of us thought we’d be hearing this phrase while hanging out in the bay of the famous...keep reading

Hi! We are Maddy Jameson and Sam Golub , two aquatic enthusiasts from Morristown, New Jersey. We are two students interested in sustainability and ecosystems who are part of the...keep reading

Pas Sommeil. Not tired. These are the words we've seen the past two weeks all throughout Rennes, plastered throughout town on pink posters. Despite our long days amidst the heatwave,...keep reading