Research shows that the study of a world language improves English vocabulary, reading skills, self concept, communication skills, creativity and cultural understanding. Furthermore, students entering the professional work force in the near future can also be assured that the world of the 21st century will be international in agriculture, finance, manufacturing and trade. Being able to communicate in a world language will contribute significantly in keeping doors open for students interacting in that world.

NOTE: Students are encouraged to research entrance and exit requirements at colleges and universities and plan their language study accordingly.

Choose courses from the following:

• French I
• French II
• French III
• French IV
• Spanish I
• Spanish II
• Spanish III
• Spanish IV

Job Opportunities:

Teachers	Emails	Biography
Anne Beckman	BeckmanA@district279.org	Beckman's Bio.
Mary Condon	CondonM@district279.org	Condon's Bio.
Renee Gilbertson	GilbertsonR@district279.org
Jessica Gillespie	Gillespiej@district279.org	Gillespie's Bio.
Guy Madsen	MadsenG@district279.org	Madsen's Bio.
Val Neri	neriv@district279.org	Neri's Bio.
Erin Welter	WelterE@district279.org	Welter's Bio.