HS Summer Abroad Program Leaders

Now, I know what you're all thinking. It's 9am in the morning, why don't we go see a movie!? Well, that's what Toulousers did, as they embarked from the Institut... keep reading

These past two days have presented many physical and emotional challenges. On Sunday, the group hiked up Lion's Head. It took about two hours both ways and left us all... keep reading

Hola! Today the Global Navigators visited the Plaza de Toros, Sevilla´s bull fighting ring. Bull fighting started during the Roman times and changed dramatically to the current style of bull... keep reading

Granada is another beautiful city in southern Spain’s Andalusia region and about a 3 1/2 hour bus ride from Seville. We took a mini tour around the city. We saw... keep reading

The Álcazar is the name of the Islamic palace of Seville, built by the Christian king Pedro I. The architectural style is known as Mudejar, a unique style that blends... keep reading

大家好！After such a beautiful but long trip to Hangzhou this past weekend, I'm sure we were all a bit sleepy this morning. I woke up to a delicious breakfast of... keep reading

The program leaders had a good laugh when the students asked if they would be able to sleep in on Saturday. We bent over, slapped our knees, cackled – the... keep reading

Being able to come to Korea to learn about the Korean popular culture would be an unforgettable experience for me, along with the experiences of Korea's transportation system in Seoul... keep reading

Chicago vs Seoul, the race of technology in modern day society When you’re in a foreign country for the first time, you instant reaction is to compare everything to your... keep reading

On Sunday the students were guided through the Incan ruins at Ollantaytambo - these ruins are located in and around the village of Ollantaytambo. It was another day for climbing... keep reading