For a day, Japanese students were able to travel internationally and shadow students on campus, allowing Barons to expand their Japanese skills while offering Japanese students a glimpse of Baron life.
Students from FVHS and Urasoe High School bonded over learning the song “パプリカ (Paprika)” for five weeks.
In the Japanese classes, new teacher curated workbooks have been introduced, while Spanish has been using them for a few years now.
Studying abroad gives students opportunities, but what happens when Fountain Valley High School is the place that international students go to?
Protecting the environment is a burning issue and in Japanese 3 and 4/AP, it’s a part of the curriculum.
Students have the option to go on a study abroad trip with their Spanish, French and Japanese trip each year.
A few of the World Language classes are doing their own “March Madness”- but with songs of various origins in the class’s language.
On Dec. 11 and 12, students from Osaka shadowed Japanese Three and Four students in order to learn about American school culture.
It’s common to read a few pages in World Language classes, but have you ever wondered why we don’t read full length novels?
Need help understanding, speaking or overall learning a language? Listen in on what teachers from the world language department have to say.