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Campbell HS hosts French students

By Daarel Burnette II
Feb 25, 2013

Campbell High School students and staff recently hosted several French exchange students with a luncheon, theater show and dinner. As part of the exchange program, students in Campbell’s French language program traveled to Lorraine, France where they were hosted by students and staff of the Academy of Nancy-Metz. The school has been participating in the program since 2010.

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