High School Summer Abroad Blog

Hi everyone back home! This past weekend, we got the chance to explore the famed Rottnest Island, home of what some call the happiest animal on Earth; the Quokka. Having...keep reading

The United States of America is a country colored by the diversity of its people. It is often referred to as a “melting pot,” and for good reason. There is...keep reading

Saludos desde Granada!!! Our students walked through the streets of the Albaicín neighborhood in ancient Granada, at the foothills of the Alhambra palace. We learned about the typical "Carmen" houses...keep reading

Guest post, by student blogger: Deividas Latysovic Here we go, I thought way back in May, what can be more American than watching a good old fashioned game of American...keep reading

Upon arriving in Mérida, we were welcomed by our host families, and since then, we have had some opportunities to explore the (literally and metaphorically) colorful city. On the third...keep reading

Duirng the weekend, our students had the opportunity to take a private double-decker bus tour through Shanghai, visiting some local areas such as Jing'an Temple, the French Concession, the Bund,...keep reading

Hi Friends and Family! We had an amazing day learning all about Aussie football, which I had no idea was so different from American football. They play in an oval...keep reading

Images speak louder than words - no doubt! Here is a video (courtesy of Fanta Diop) that shows some of what we have seen, done, and shared during our first...keep reading

“Go to these ten places around the campus and complete the missions by asking questions to the locals in Chinese. Take a picture! Finally, find us program leaders at an...keep reading

What is Misión Ñ? Misión Ñ is one of the most important parts of the curriculum here! These activities are a way for the students to interact with locals and...keep reading