High school exchange students in Chicago spent the day ice skating at McCormick Tribune Ice Rink located in Millennium Park. More than 100,000 ice skaters glide, spin, twirl on this beautiful downtown ice rink each year. CHI exchange students had a great
A glimpse into the life of Italian high school exchange student Anastasia who is currently living with her host dad and three host sisters in Atlanta, GA. Looks like they are having a lot of fun! Ciao!
If anyone remains doubtful about the lifelong impact of hosting an exchange student, let us show you CHI Host Parents Valerie and Kevin’s European adventure, made possible in large part by the lasting connections and goodwill they’ve fostered over many
High School exchange students Edoardo and Riccardo from Italy (pictured in the middle) got to experience the rugged Maine woods with their host families this winter. They enjoyed an almost 3-mile snowy hike in some pretty cold weather, but they had
Over 100 high school exchange students visited Seattle to enjoy the holiday season. The weather wasn’t great but they still managed to have a fun day!
CHI exchange students learn a range of new skills when they travel to the US. They develop their English and gain independence. High school exchange student Tonkla has a new skill he would not have acquired in his native Bangkok.
Norwegian foreign exchange student Vegard Wilhelmsen is currently attending Kickapoo high school, in Springfield, MO, as part of CHI’s Academic Year Program. Vegard wanted to experience life in the United States to the fullest so he joined the high school soccer team. Vegard
CHI exchange students sprint into American high school life, fully participating in extra-curricular activities while keeping up with academics and learning English. Students from Belgium, Turkey, France and Italy recently competed in the Capital City Invitational. They were all smiles
Wei Hu, from China, just finished two-months volunteering at International Institute of New England (IINE) in Manchester, NH as part of CHI’s Short Term Enrichment Program. The Institute of New England’s leadership assists 2000 refugees and immigrants in becoming productive and
CHI had a wonderful summer welcoming Group Homestay students from around the world. They came to learn about life in the United States, practice their English skills, and share their cultures with American host families. This is Group Homestay: Building bridges
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