Twelve students from the Southwest High School sister school, Kasugaoka High School, in Japan stayed with 12 students from SWHS from Feb. 28 to March 6 2025. They spent the weekend with their host family doing things like snow tubing, shopping at the Mall of America, visiting museums including the MIA and the Walker, and playing board games at home.
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Twelve students from the Southwest High School sister school, Kasugaoka High School, in Japan stayed with 12 students from SWHS from Feb. 28 to March 6 2025. They spent the weekend with their host family doing things like snow tubing, shopping at the Mall of America, visiting museums including the MIA and the Walker, and playing board games at home.
See the full story here at the SW Connector:
12 students and two teachers from our Sister School, Kasugaoka High School, from Osaka, Japan came to Minneapolis on Friday, March 1st. They spent the weekend with their host families from Southwest visiting places like the Mall of America, the Minnesota History Center, and Lake Harriet. On Wednesday they met the Mayor of Minneapolis and later taught 200 students at Anthony Middle School how to play acchi muite hoi.
12 students and two teachers from our Sister School, Kasugaoka High School, from Osaka, Japan came to Minneapolis on Friday, February 28th. About 400 hundred students will watch their presentation on Monday March 2nd.
12 students and two teachers from our Sister School, Kasugaoka High School, from Osaka, Japan will come to Minneapolis on Thursday, February 28th. About 500 hundred students will watch their presentation in the cafeteria. Mayor Frey will welcome our visitors at the City Hall during their visit. The Southwest Foundation supports a field trip for visitors, IB students and host students to learn about Minnesota at the History Center in St Paul. The visitors will stay with host families for a week .
The Japanese Program is looking for host families for Kasugaoka High School’s visit. Kasugaoka High School is our sister school in Japan and will be in Minneapolis from Friday, February 28th to Thursday, March 5th. We would like to be able to host 12 students, five males and seven females. They will stay five nights with families and spend their last night in a hotel, prior to departure.
Optimally, the hosts would be able to offer their prospective guests a private room and bed. Because of transportation concerns for group meetings and events, families should also be in close proximity to Southwest High School. We are now building a list of potential families who could host. If you are in a situation to be able to offer such hospitality, please contact Mrs French by email at: kyoko.french@mpls.k12.mn.us. Parents/or an adult in the family must respond to this email.
春日丘高校の皆さん、時間をかけて素敵な年賀状を作ってくださってありがとうございました。日本語の生徒はとても喜んでいます。
Kasugaoka High School has sent New Year's Cards for us. Many card were very nice and we noticed that they spent a lot of time to draw them. Everybody enjoyed his/her card. Some students got their partners' email addresses. We hope that this new year's card exchange will be a great opportunity to start communicating each other. Southwest students who got their new year's cards from the visitors in March are looking forward to meeting them soon.
Here are some new year's cards that Southwest students sent to Kasugaoka befor our winter break. We were looking fowoard to getting new year's cards back from Kasugaoka High School.