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France
O’Neal has conducted student trips to France for many years. More recently, the program has been expanded for students predominantly of Middle School age to experience attending school and staying with families. It has evolved into a very strong exchange with Middle School students in Bourgoin-Jaillieu. Students from France have attended O’Neal for independent study.
France News
List of 7 news stories.
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Middle School French Exchange Finishes Up with Another Successful Year
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French Exchange 2016
Through their long-standing relationship as sister schools, The O'Neal School and Collège St. Michel in Bourgoin-Jallieu, France have perfected a short-term exchange for 8th and 9th grade French students, that emphasizes curricular collaboration, linguistic and cultural immersion and character development. To follow is a summary of the 2016 program.Read More -
French Exchange Experience - Host Parent Perspective
Last spring, our family hosted an exchange student from Tours, France for 3 months. It was our first time hosting a student, and friends thought we were taking a big risk agreeing to host for so long. However, we thought that it would be an educational and fun experience for our family, and it was indeed.Read More -
French Exchange Experience - Student Perspective
My name is Sara Halimi and five months ago I went to North Carolina. At first my mom suggested that I go to learn English in an American school, but I refused because I was scared to leave for so long. Then I started thinking that this could be a great way of learning English and meeting new people. So at the end I said yes.Read More -
Middle School Holds Bittersweet Departure for French Guests
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The French Exchange
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Foreign Exchange in the Middle School
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