In August Students will go to the partner city, Burscheid, Germany and spend 2 weeks living in their exchange partners’ homes and going to school with them. In October JLG students will travel to NJ to spend 2 weeks living in their exchange partners’ homes and going to school with them, all for around $200
Sample Travel Itinerary
- Day 1: PM flight from US airport to Frankfurt International
- Day 2: Arrival in Germany, car/bus ride to Burscheid
- Day 3: AM jet lag recovery, PM welcome celebration
- Day 4, 5, 6, 8: Regular school days
Day 7: Day-long excursion to Cologne – cathedral tour, lunch on the Rhein, PM free time
- Day 9 & 10: Weekend with host family
- Day 11, 13: Normal school day
- Day 12: Americans medieval castle tour
- Day 14: Day-long excursion to Bonn
- Day 15: Normal school day, evening farewell celebration
Day 16: AM departure to airport for flight home
The German exchange program happening right now is opened to anyone from freshmen to juniors, apart from seniors graduating this year The problem for seniors is that the german students will arrive here in october and the overbrook students will leave in august.
However seniors can help in funding or attending german meetings after school by asking Mr.Firn in b101 for more information.
Another way to help is for attending and buying sold goods at fundraisers and tournaments being hosted by the german exchange program.
Sample Hosting Itinerary
- Day 1: Afternoon arrival at US airport, bus / carpool to Pine Hill
- Day 2: Regular school day, evening welcome celebration at Mayor’s office
- Day 3, 4, 6: Regular school day
- Day 5: Day-long excursion to Philadelphia/DC (TBD)
Day 7 & 8: Weekend with host family
- Day 9-11: Regular school day
- Day 12: Day-long excursion to New York
- Day 13: Regular school day, PM farewell celebration / Halloween costume ball
- Day 14: Afternoon departure to airport for flight home
Shane McCauley • Mar 14, 2024 at 9:53 am
I love Germany!