The students know what is needed more than I do. You have to keep the big picture in mind. Foreign exchange students experience Girard By Drew Wutke, Ashley Montee, Russ Smith, and Suzanne Moore Trojan Tribune Reporters Students at GHS return to school expecting to see familiar faces. However, this year, in the midst of the faces of new students from neighboring towns, there are also two students from abroad, Beatriz DeOlano and Wibke Mosler. In Spain, you can drive when you are eighteen.
School is also a lot different.
Classrooms don't have computers unless they are computer classes. You have to write a lot more. In Spain, we have twelve classes, but here we have only seven. Teacher interaction with students has also been a pleasant surprise for Bea. Although Bea is getting used to her life in the Midwest, she does miss some aspects of home.