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World Languages Awards
Friday, June 04, 2010
The 2009-2010 World Languages and Cultures Department awards were given to the following students. Congratulations!
French I: Adedoyin Ladoja
French II: Erin Strickland
French III: Anthony Schend
UCONN French: Joanie Drake
Spanish I: Gina Al Manakhly
Spanish II: Amber Coombe
Spanish IIA: Kayla Fowler
Spanish III: Sarah Woodruff
Spanish IV: Katie Pietras
Spanish V/AP/UCONN: Emilie Saccone
Conversational Spanish: Emilie Saccone
Diana Chaney Award: Chase Philpot
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State Poetry Contest 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Seven students from Ledyard High School (left to right: Erin Strickland, Breanna Browne,
Emilie Saccone, Grace Chattin, Michael Salas, Ronnie Tardiff, David Tang) along with Rachel
Gernert from Ledyard Middle School, competed in the 29th COLT Foreign
Language Poetry Contest. The event was held on April 27th at Wilbur Cross
High School in New Haven, CT, with over 1100 students participating. Grace
Chattin and Michael Salas won silver medals for their poetry recitations at
the French I and Spanish II levels respectively.
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Justo Lamas Concert 2010
Friday, April 23, 2010
The Justo Lamas 2010 concert was a great success! In addition to Ledyard, students from Stonington and Groton joined us for the show. Highlights of the concert were Cody Doucette's talented version of "Te Toca a Ti" and Nathan Allen's successful tongue-twister "Estoy loco por ti, por ti estoy loco". Both of them won a Justo CD for their efforts. Sra. Anderson's second block Spanish 4 class danced with Justo to "Rķe y Llora" and Koby Nelson and Jessica Meyer performed with Justo to the song "Te necesito". Everyone had a great time! Mark your calendars for Justo's next concert which will be March 21st, 2011!
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Chinese Calligraphy
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Today the International Club learned about Chinese Calligraphy with Stephanie Tse. Stephanie explained the Chinese character system and demonstrated how some words have their own character while others are spelled phonetically. She then showed students how to write their names in Chinese using special Chinese paper, ink and brushes.
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