Rocky Mountain High School - Lobos Yearbook (Fort Collins, CO)

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SNGUXQXGE SIHZCUNI We are lucky to have a foreign language department which offers us many oppor- tunities. Some of these are clubs, T- FLES, Foreign Language Village, etc. These clubs are sponsored by each lan- guage, offering many enjoyable activi- ties. In the class T-FLES, students teach another language to elementary students once a week. These students not only have a lot of fun doing it, but are learning a lot too. The foreign language villages are offered by every language. The students pass through customs where they must show their passports and their bags are searched for contraband materials. There are stories behind each village and there is a mayor. There are lots of fun activities and of course only the foreign language is spoken. The more times you go the more fun it is. Unfortunately, they are only held every other year. There are also trips available to Spain, Mexico, France, and Germany. In these you can test your ability in your second language, and ex- perience their culture firsthand. Most im- portant though is enough years of the languages are offered so you can become fluent in another language. X f ' 5' -W 4. Mi, 4. si .ab ina.

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