Learning a second language is no piece of cake. Luckily, students Have Many Aid materials to help Along the way of bilingualism: dictionaries, language labs, the Internet, tutoring and ... Having a native-language correspondent. YHS has started an Initiative of exchange to bring French to students in Their very homes. AP French teacher Madame Schollaeart Said That "The exchange is with Lycée Marc Chagall in Reims, France, and Has Been Going On Since 2001. Thirty-five students Are Coming with three teachers and will Be staying in Arlington from February 16-March 1. The exchange is Every Other year so this year They Come, we go next year. "
The purpose of the program is to expose students to American and French Their respective lifestyles. Host parent Benedicte Monroe Said, "I t7 [in Arlington] Usually you have a license and a car. "Not only
Are the students eager to gain as much as They dog from this unique experience, But They Are Determined to show one or two French students Things about American teenagers. When Asked What She hoped to teach her about America correspondent Kiser Said, "That We Have A dog sense of humor and enjoy life, too." Taylor Also Desires to show the French students Another perspective. "Americans Are Not all stupid, and We Are Not What the movies portray us to be."
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