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World Languages and Immersion Programs
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ASD supports numerous opportunities for student travel for authentic cultural and language application experiences. Teachers prepare students for these enrichment opportunities that usually take place in the spring and summer.
Procedures for Travel
Teachers must complete the following procedures and forms prior to traveling:
- Attend Administrative Designee/Travel Training
Contact Brandon Locke with questions about this training. Visit to sign up for scheduled trainings. - Be aware of travel alerts and warnings
The U.S. Department of State informs the public of conditions abroad that may affect their safety and security. Country specific information, travel alerts and warnings can be found at the . - Select a travel agency
Choosing the right agency is one of the most important decisions in planning a trip with students. - Additional information to follow
Ongoing ASD Exchange Programs
- GAPP exchanges (German)
- East High School's Costa Rican summer exchange
- Russian Immersion-St. Petersburg Sister School Exchange
- Sand Lake Elementary/Mears Middle School and Chitose, Japan schools
- Attend Administrative Designee/Travel Training
Meeting Chitose Mayor Yamaguchi
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Sand Lake Japanese Immersion students met Mayor Yamaguchi of Chitose, Japan.
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Russian Immersion students from Romig Middle School in Moscow's Red Square, winter 2014
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Japanese Immersion students from Sand Lake Elementary in June 2014, celebrating 23 years of partnership with their sister city in Chitose, Japan