W.Va. students attending Spanish language camp
RIPLEY, W.Va. -- West Virginia students in grades 8 through 10 are attending a camp in Ripley for some intensive language training.
Students were scheduled to arrive at Cedar Lakes Conference Center Wednesday to begin a Spanish language immersion camp. As they arrived, they were to receive "passports," choose a new Spanish identity and also go through a simulated customs experience.
On Friday, State School Superintendent Jorea Marple will address the students.
The seven-day residential Spanish camp builds on the success of previous camps such as a youth sciences camp.
RIPLEY, W.Va. -- West Virginia students in grades 8 through 10 are attending a camp in Ripley for some intensive language training.
Students were scheduled to arrive at Cedar Lakes Conference Center Wednesday to begin a Spanish language immersion camp. As they arrived, they were to receive "passports," choose a new Spanish identity and also go through a simulated customs experience.
On Friday, State School Superintendent Jorea Marple will address the students.
The seven-day residential Spanish camp builds on the success of previous camps such as a youth sciences camp.
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