YES in the US

From Jbeil, Lebanon, he traveled the south, the north, and the midwest of the United States. With a shaky start it never stopped him to push through and have new experience in his live. Moving multiple schools and family never made him weak instead it made him learn from mistakes and gain experiences. He learned how to play multiple music instruments for the first time in his life. He played in multiple sport team including volleyball and soccer. His ambition of volunteering lead for the second half of the year to clock up to 50 in one month, and the goal to 100. He took classes that he genuinely loved and were so new to him like forensic class, public speaking, journalism and yearbook. Not to mention playing in concert bands. He is making the most of time that still remains. He has friends all over the united states, and was fortunate enough to see 1/5 of the country.

All the way from the busy streets of Beirut, Lebanon to the quiet streets of Taylor Ridge, Illinois, Fahed tried dancing and speech for the first time. He was part of Rockridge's Dance Team for both seasons, Fall and Winter, where he learned new moves, acquired skills, and made new friendships. He also was part of Rockridge's Speech Team where he performed two poetry pieces written by the American Lebanese poet, Gibran Khalil Gibran, in which he got third place in Novice Poetry during one of the many meets that he went to. In his spare time, volunteering is one of his priorities. During Christmas time, he went to volunteer in Davenport's Festival of trees along with other exchange students in his area where he spent more than 16 hours in Reindeer Games and administration. Along with that, he has also been volunteering in the Kidszone in most of the Quad Cities Hockey Games. As an exchange student, one of his goals is to spread the beauty of Lebanon among his American classmates. So, in order to do that, he has been incorporating Lebanon in most of his artwork that he presents during his art classes.