World Languages
The World Language Department offers sequential courses in French, German, and Spanish. The study of a foreign language may be elected to meet college entrance requirements, to enrich a person’s understanding and appreciation of another culture, to broaden a student’s liberal education, to meet career goals, or for travel purposes.
Students who have had foreign language experience prior to entering high school are placed at the appropriate level of high school language based primarily on the recommendation of their eighth grade foreign language teacher.
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Information
Department Chair
Tara Dellutri
Department Administrative Assistant
Nataly Garcia
Department Office
Room A224
630-795-8710
Honor Societies
Each foreign language has its respective honor society. The purpose of these organizations is to recognize high scholastic attainment in the study of foreign language and to promote interest in the study of language, literature, culture, and civilization.
Tours
The department plans educational tours to foreign lands during the summer. Students have the opportunity to visit the land of the language which they are studying. The trips for students in French, German, and Spanish are each unique. Trips typically take place in June. Details will be shared by our teachers.
Resource Center
Room A201
Teachers: Visit the Resource Center Online Schedule here
Language Clubs
Students have the opportunitity to be involved in languages and culture through clubs. Click on the links below to learn more. Meeting information is on the calendar.