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School District 166 prepares for new year, new language opportunities

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Spanish class students from ISD 166 at Concordia Language Villages. Photo by Amy Henrikson
Spanish class students from ISD 166 at Concordia Language Villages. Photo by Amy Henrikson

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| Rhonda Silence- Sun, 08/20/2017 - 2:45pm

There has been a flurry of activity in recent days as School District 166 prepares for the new school year. There are some changes on campus and WTIP’s Rhonda Silence recently took a tour. In this feature she learns more about block scheduling and its impact on electives, especially regarding world languages. 

Pictured are ISD 166 students who attended the Concordia Language Village this spring to put their Spanish skills to the test. 
 

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