Click SPANISH CLUB!!!

The Spanish Club provides a place for students who are currently taking Spanish or will be, and are also interested in the Hispanic culture, meet and be part of activities to fulfill these interests.  Through annual activities such as native guest speakers, dinner and a movie, International Night, celebration of Spanish holidays such as: the Day of the Dead, Spanish style Winter Holidays Events and Valentine's Day.  The Spanish club enriches the student's knowledge of Spanish culture beyond what is achievable through basic language classes.  The students regularly have outings to restaurants and concerts.

Members organize school activities for Spanish classes, as well as community-wide events. Participants enjoy cultural exposure to Spanish-speaking countries as they continue to expand their language experiences.

Requirement for membership: The Spanish Club is open to all students with an interest in the Spanish heritage and culture.

Dues:While there is no deadline to join students must however pay their $10.00 dues to participate in the activities.

 

Sociedad Hispánica Honoraria Sponsor : Patti Rodriguez
Sociedad Hispánica Honoraria Co-sponsor: Susan Johnson

Mission Statement: To educate students about the Spanish Culture, and to increase the understanding of its people.

¡Te esperamos!

El Club de Español
Escuela Superior Northview

 

Spanish Immersion and Surf Camp - June 2008

Looking for a summer educational experience for next year? Consider a fantastic opportunity to study Spanish in Costa Rica (The Switzerland of Central America) by immersion and learn to Surf in the warm Pacific. This joint trip between Northview High School and Chattahoochee High School will be lead by Sara and Dale Folkins and is being scheduled for May 31 – June 15, 2008. Sara teaches Spanish at Northview and Dale is the Media Specialist at Chattahoochee. They will have informational meetings in September of 2007 at both schools. The selected area is near the Manual Antonio National Park, in the picturesque town of Quepos, about 2 ½ hours south of the capital of San Jose. The school is perched on top of a lush mountain with ocean views and surrounded by up-scale homes where the students are paired up with families for their home stay experience. Classes are geared to the Spanish level of the students and the home stay families help with language acquisition. Along with the Surf Camp there are other "eco-tourism" activities available to students from ocean kayaking to "canopy tours" and white-water rafting. For more information email - folkins@fultonschools.org