School Committee approves immersive trip to Spain for Spanish immersion students

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The Mendon-Upton Regional School District's School Committee convened on February 24, 2025, to discuss several key initiatives, including an exciting out-of-country field trip to Spain planned for April 2026. The committee unanimously approved the trip, which aims to provide students with immersive language experiences and cultural exposure.

The trip will be open first to Spanish immersion students, allowing them to engage in authentic language activities, before being offered to all sixth and seventh graders. The itinerary includes visits to notable locations such as Madrid, Cordoba, and Malaga, with activities ranging from a soccer match with local students to interactive market experiences. The trip is designed to enhance students' language skills and cultural understanding, with opportunities for academic credit also being explored.

In addition to the trip approval, the meeting featured updates from student representatives. The Nipmuc DECA club is set to send around 70 students to the state conference, where they will compete for spots at the International Career Development Conference in Orlando. The jazz ensemble recently performed at Norwood High School and is preparing for the upcoming NHJE festival.

The committee also welcomed back administrators and teachers after a break, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and student participation in school activities. Overall, the meeting highlighted the district's commitment to providing enriching educational experiences for its students.

Converted from MURSD School Committee Meeting 2/24/25 meeting on February 26, 2025
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