Many important after school activities round out our children's cultural-learning, allowing them to fully develop both physically, artistically, and intellectually.

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Attention: Concerning the multisport activities directed by Frank Wittke and Pauline Legendre, the Lycee Francais La Perouse thanks all parents volunteer to use their vehicule to transport Lycée's Français La Perouse students. To ensure the safety of all students, parent volunteer drivers must return this form to the administration.

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Secondary - 6th, 7th, 8th
The 6TH, 7TH and 8th graders finish class at 2:50p.m.
• Students taking the school bus at 4p.m. must go to Study Hall from 3:15p.m. to 4p.m.

Students cannot stay in the building without supervision between 3:20p.m. and 4p.m. We need to know what time your child leaves the campus each day.

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Secondary - 10th grade California field trip

In November 2010, 10th grade students went to South California in Lompock and Santa Barbara areas for a 7 days fieldtrip.
There were several targets for this study :

First, to have a practical approach of the geography syllabus in 10th grade (“water as a fundamental supply”; “feeding people”; “cities and their sustainable growth”; “coastal areas, most desired territories”).

Second, to have a practical approach of the history syllabus about the birth and development of California during19th and early 20th century (California missions and European growing sphere of influence; contacts with local natives Americans).

Finally, to be involved in the daily work on the farm in order to understand the difficulties and requirements of these very demanding jobs which are crucial in California. The students spend 2 days picking-up artichokes and cabbage.

Please find hereafter, what students have done as after trip study. The 2 classes (34 students) were split in small groups (4 or 5 people) to produce a summary about the farms visited but also about more general subjects (“California Missions” and “Water”).

Baroda Farms     Bonipak       Greenheart   Les Missions Probleme EAU   Ranch San     Steinbeck
                                              Farm       De Californie                           Julian           Vinery

F.ROUSSEL and F.LOMBARD
History and Geography teachers