Eight students and two teachers traveled to León, Spain and spent two weeks living with local families and immersed themselves in the Spanish culture and language. Click the button below to learn all about their experiences by reading their daily Spain Trip blog. If you’re pressed for time, you can just enjoy the many photos.
Educators from across Pakistan are taking part in the Teaching Excellence and Achievement Program at Virginia Tech. CHS faculty and students had the honor of hosting a group of visiting teachers this fall. For more information, check out this article from WDBJ7.
Roanoke Valley Sister Cities and Taubman Museum of Art held this event to celebrate Korea’s Alphabet Day, a national holiday in Korea!
As chair of the Wonju-Roanoke Sister cities committee, Brian organized this event to include games involving Hangul: the world’s most scientific alphabet, a Korean Haiku (Sijo) poetry workshop, and a K-pop dance showcase.
Our first International Day Celebration was an opportunity to celebrate cultural diversity through language and culinary arts. Everyone enjoyed an international banquet as well as student presentations from each language currently offered at CHS.
Spanish IV students shared projects on immigration between Mexico and the United States, en español, of course!. They each created a piece of art that takes a well-informed, balanced stance on the issue they explored (DACA, inhumane detention centers, immigration legislation across US history, etc.).
