Our youngest two boys are studying at New Generation School, in Spanish. They got their report cards yesterday, and we proudly report all A's and B's for both of them! (exception of a C for each one, but in Art and Christian Education). This is a huge accomplishment and we can see that they have improved immensely. We are really proud of their diligence and perseverance during the times when they didn't understand the language or the culture. I doubt we could do so well!
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2005.09.27
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I'm proud of my guys too. They have accomplished a lot. I just hope Jackson learns to read in English. Keep up the good work guys.
Posted by: Nana | 2005.09.27 at 08:10 PM
Hola Nana! Pero ¿Sabes que Inglés es una idioma tan difícil para leer...? Es muy inconsistante! Estoy trabajando!!!
Posted by: Jackson | 2005.09.28 at 08:43 AM
Hola Jackson, I don't know a thing you said. Sorry but you are going to have to translate that message for me. Love you, Nana
Posted by: Nana | 2005.09.30 at 03:15 PM