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St. Paul's Upper School offers German from level 1 through 4. Students in levels 3 and 4 may qualify to participate in Honors or International Baccalaureate. In the first two years, students are introduced to a wide range of vocabulary and the essentials of German grammar. In years three and four, students continue to expand their vocabul... read moreSt. Paul's Upper School offers German from level 1 through 4. Students in levels 3 and 4 may qualify to participate in Honors or International Baccalaureate. In the first two years, students are introduced to a wide range of vocabulary and the essentials of German grammar. In years three and four, students continue to expand their vocabulary while also honing their grammar skills and adding complex structures to their repertoire. Throughout the German program, students are immersed in the culture of the German-speaking world. Speaking and listening skills are emphasized every year, but during the last two years in particular the students also learn to express themselves in a variety of writing formats. Students participate in numerous German events (Oktoberfest, Weihnachtsfete) and language competitions during the year and have the opportunity to compete for summer and year-long scholarships to live and study in Germany. Many students participate in the school's biannual exchange to Münster, Germany. Less
My experience in Muenster was decidedly mixed, something which stemmed not from the quality of the program or cultural attractiveness of the city, but from a an unfortunate disconnect between me and my host family. We just didn't click, and it was in such a way that it severely constricted my options for making the experience more fulfilling. That said, Munster is a fantastic city, laden with history (the peace of Westphalia was signed there, i... Read more
This program was a memory-filled joyfest. It really did introduce me to some very different worlds and ways of life. I'll never forget the moment this exchange-student sat down in our Baltimore living room, looking perhaps a bit out of place in her dark, North Germany-colored clothes. My host family in Muenster was really special and I ended up becoming friends with them, going on vacation with them in Holland and even returning to visit a year l... Read more
This program was a memory-filled joyfest. It really did introduce me to some very different worlds and ways of life. I'll never forget the moment this exchange-student sat down in our Baltimore living room, looking perhaps a bit out of place in her dark, North Germany-colored clothes. My host family in Muenster was really special and I ended up becoming friends with them, going on vacation with them in Holland and even returning to visit a year l... Read more
My experience in Muenster was decidedly mixed, something which stemmed not from the quality of the program or cultural attractiveness of the city, but from a an unfortunate disconnect between me and my host family. We just didn't click, and it was in such a way that it severely constricted my options for making the experience more fulfilling. That said, Munster is a fantastic city, laden with history (the peace of Westphalia was signed there, i... Read more
My experience in Muenster was decidedly mixed, something which stemmed not from the quality of the program or cultural attractiveness of the city, but from a an unfortunate disconnect between me and my host family. We just didn't click, and it was in such a way that it severely constricted my options for making the experience more fulfilling. That said, Munster is a fantastic city, laden with history (the peace of Westphalia was signed there, i... Read more
This program was a memory-filled joyfest. It really did introduce me to some very different worlds and ways of life. I'll never forget the moment this exchange-student sat down in our Baltimore living room, looking perhaps a bit out of place in her dark, North Germany-colored clothes. My host family in Muenster was really special and I ended up becoming friends with them, going on vacation with them in Holland and even returning to visit a year l... Read more
