April 9 - Day at the Beach with Homestay Families

 Just a few photos from a gathering at the beach with homestay families. Some enjoyed the water while others relaxed in the shade. Still other students crafted sand drawings of Fakhereddine and David. More photos and student blogs when we reconnect with the students this week and have a chance to download their photos and type reflections! David, Fakhereddine, and Jennifer








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