I am going to be representing my culture, and since I’ll be an ambassador for my country, I want to break down all of the stereotypes about Spanish people, but I also want to break stereotypes about Americans. I feel
Right now, I am a sophomore in high school and I am an A student. I am the eldest of three children, the only girl. I will be sixteen by June, and my brothers are 13 and 10. I love
High school exchange students from nine countries gathered together in Sanbornton, NH to say farewell to their friends and amazing host families. Their fun party was written about in local paper The Laconia Daily Sun. The farewell party featured an old-fashioned barn
CHI says farewell to high school exchange students in Washington. They were wonderful students and amazing host families. We will miss them and wish them all the best in their future endeavors!
High school exchange student Edoardo Spinoglio, from Italy, spent the year attending high school and living with a host family in Maine. Edoardo created this amazing video sharing his time in the U.S. and even recorded a song to go along
Have you ever wondered how much of an impact an exchange year can have on a young person from another country? Do you have questions you would like to ask an exchange student? French student Janet Mzali interviewed several of CHI’s high
Five CHI exchange students recently had the quintessential American high school experience. They dressed up and attended Belmont high school’s 2018 prom. Umut, Dunia, Noemi, Giulia and Antonio represented Turkey, Belgium and Italy and spent the evening dancing and spending time with
Host mom Linda Hogan and her son Dillon recently traveled from California to Colombia to attend the wedding of their past exchange student Andres Camilo Mendoza. Andres lived with the Hogan family in 2011 and attended high school in Lompoc, CA
Exchange students from Spain, Italy and Belgium go to prom One of the most American experiences that CHI exchange students treasure from their year in the U.S. is prom! This is not a common experience in many countries. Five high
Exchange students and host families in Washington got together last weekend for a fun-filled day at the ballpark. They watched local Triple-A-Affiliate of the Seattle Mariners the Tacoma Rainiers play against the Sacramento Rivercats. Unfortunately, the game was rained out
