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There are after school study sessions for each level after school the week before finals. French1-Thurs., French 2-Wednesday, French IB (3)-Tuesday


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Don't forget the "Expérience Culturelle" Wednesday!!  Find a delicious, French recipe, have fun cooking, and then bring in your masterpiece to share with the class. 
This fulfills your 50 culture points requirement for the semester.



Student Protests in Québec
http://www.euronews.com/2012/05/25/quebec-student-rebellion/

Socialist Hollande triumphs in
French presidential poll

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/francois-hollande/9250075/France-election-Francois-Hollande-gives-Bastille-victory-speech.html

http://www.france24.com/en/20120506-socialist-hollande-triumphs-french-presidential-election

Supporters of Francois Hollande celebrate in Bastille Square, Paris
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/nicolas-sarkozy/9239832/French-President-Sarkozy-we-dont-want-socialism.html





















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                       C'est une bûche de Noël!















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C'est l'Halloween
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La Rentrée!!

The term la rentrée in it’s most literal sense means “the re-entry” or “the return.” However, it’s one of those French words that takes on myriad socio-cultural meanings, depending on who you talk to.  In general, la rentrée refers to the period after les vacances (vacation/break) in July and August. The closest thing we have in the U.S. to France’s la rentrée is “back to school.” However, la rentrée in France has to do with much more than just the beginning of the school year. There are essentially four types of rentrées, all of which take place in late August and early September each year.

eiffel-tower-nightIndeed, the most obvious rentrée is la rentrée scolaire- students throughout France start school on the same day (this year it was on Wednesday, September 2). This countrywide return to the classroom is preceded by weeks of televised debates regarding national education and school supplies funding for underprivileged families. Shoppers will see plenty of advertisements for les affaires de la rentrée (back to school sales) in the local papers and store windows. 

Written by Jen Westmoreland Bouchard

Read more: http://www.europeupclose.com/article/la-rentree-frances-season-of-change/#ixzz1WoS1wd8S

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