Meet Our Students

Sacha is a friendly and energetic student from France who is excited about the opportunity to become part of an American family. He describes himself as sociable and open-minded, someone who loves meeting new people and having great conversations. Sacha enjoys spending time with friends, whether it’s going on car rides while singing their favorite songs or staying active together. Sports are a big part of his life, especially Muay Thai boxing, which helps him stay balanced and focused. He is also creative and enjoys drawing, fashion, music, and movies—especially imaginative films like Coraline. At home, Sacha shares a close bond with his older sister and loves caring for his energetic dog Oscar and two cats. “I’m excited to discover your culture, share mine, and create memories together as part of your family.”

“Living with a host family is something I eagerly anticipate, as I believe it will deepen my understanding of American culture and daily life in a meaningful way.” Ethan, a scholarship student from Taiwan, is excited to spend his study abroad year in the U.S. and to become a part of your family. He looks forward to the diversity of America. English is one of his favorite subjects, and he hopes to improve his language skills while in America. He is active at school, participating in the drawing club and being a member in the high school band. His favorite instrument to play is the guitar. He has a passion for drawing and art, as well as outdoor activities. He enjoys badminton with his friends. Ethan is working on his swimming skills and enjoys being near water. While he doesn't have any pets at home, he loves animals. Perhaps a trip to the zoo and an aquarium awaits Ethan! “I will do my best to be respectful, helpful, and a positive member of your family during my stay.”

Bella is a kind and energetic student who is excited about the opportunity to become part of an American family. She comes from a close-knit home where sharing meals, conversations, and everyday moments together are an important part of life. Bella has spent many years training in rhythmic gymnastics, a sport that has taught her discipline, perseverance, and strong time-management skills. She also enjoys dance and staying active, and loves the teamwork and excitement that comes with sports. Bella values kindness, respect, and communication, and she looks forward to experiencing American school life, joining activities, and learning about new family traditions. She is also excited to share her culture and create meaningful memories with her host family. Bella says, “I hope to become a real part of your family and share many happy everyday moments together.”

Meet Lina, a semester student from Germany. Lina is close with her mother, father, adult sister and younger sister.  Family is very important to Lina. She has monthly dates with her mom when they make time to do things together such as laser tag or hiking. Lina also loves her dog Buddy, whom she is responsible for taking care of.  She describes herself as an independent, open-minded person who likes challenging herself and stepping outside of her comfort zone.  She considers herself a perfectionist when it comes to her grades and personal goals. She spends her free time with a large friend group; however, she has a best friend who is very important to her. She loves cooking. She enjoys watching movies and her favorite genres are romance and horror.   Lina plays tennis and does yoga. She plays the piano and going to concerts. Lina writes, “Thank you very much for considering hosting me and for opening your home to an exchange student. I would be very grateful to become part of your family and share this special experience together.” 

Camille is a kind, thoughtful student from France who naturally fits into family life. She enjoys helping in the kitchen, joining everyday routines, and being part of the small moments that make a home feel connected. She’s great with younger kids, happy to walk the dog, and eager to pitch in wherever she’s needed. She values conversation, gratitude, and shared traditions, and she’s excited to learn from her host family while also bringing her own culture and perspective. She doesn’t want to be a guest—she wants to belong, contribute, and grow alongside the people who welcome her. Her warmth, curiosity, and steady presence make her the kind of student who quietly strengthens a household in meaningful ways. A student like her won’t be available for long—don’t miss the chance to welcome her.

Meet Ludovica, everyone calls her Ludo! She is 16 and lives in a popular tourist town in Italy. Ludo has one older sister who was also an exchange student. So, she had the great stories and memories from her sister and wants to create her own adventure and memories with an amazing host family here in the USA. Ludo is an athlete and has been playing volleyball since she was six years old. Her passion for the sport allows her to challenge herself and strive to do better. Ludo ski's each winter in Italy, has played tennis and done gymnastic in the past. It is clear that Ludo has such a creative imagination, especially with her drawings and her paintings. She has found that drawing clears her mind and opens up imaginary thinking. Ludo is a family orientated person, whether it be playing board games with everyone, completing puzzles, or winding down to watch with family a good old fashion horror movie. Ludo loves participating in volunteer opportunities. She understands kids and loves being able to create fun activities for them. Ludo has a soft heart for animals, she loves cats, dogs and even helps take care of horses. Becoming a doctor to save lives is her lifelong goal. She has a plan and wants to excel at it to be successful in the future. Ludo loves just being a funny and excited teenage girl. It is important to Ludo that she gets to be a part of her host family daily life. Whether it be hanging out at home playing Uno, helping cook or participating in any family outings. Ludo is very open minded with wanting to learn new cultures all while making new friends. Be a part of Ludo's future memories!

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Meet Julia from Germany!  She will be joining us for one semester. One of the first things that Julia mentions about herself is how much she loves the English language.  She says that she thinks the English language is beautiful, she loves the sound of it, she loves studying it and she surrounds herself with English language music and English language TV series.  Julia also states that she enjoys political science and history classes at school.  She plays the guitar and loves listening to music. She also draws. She enjoys getting out and walking with friends as well. She enjoys trying new things and recently started a new hobby- nail art!   She has a younger brother with whom she is very close, even if they sometimes fight over Roblox. She does not have a pet, but she had always wanted one.  Open your heart and your home to this enthusiastic and fun-loving student!

I can't wait to spend a year with you and to discover your country, your culture, and your daily life. My friends would describe me as a cheerful and friendly person, I care about people's needs, and I'm extremely motivated in everything I do. My friends also see me as an ambitious and curious, always looking for new experiences. I love spending time with my family, and they are very important to me--I am really grateful to have them. I love sports, and I feel lucky to come from a family where a sport is a tradition and I would like to work in sports events one day. I also enjoy spending time with children and taking care of them. As a godmother, I often spend time with my goddaughter, playing with her, helping her activities, and sharing many good moments together. I am looking forward to meeting new people, making friends from different places, and learning to understand others better. I am also really excited to spend the hilidays with you and to experience school events such as homecoming and the end of year prom. I can't wait to talk with you, share moments together, and be part of your family and your way of life. PS: I eat everything except gluten, but I am well organized, so it's never a problem in my daily life.

Josie is a bright and determined student from Taiwan who comes from a close-knit family and cherishes time spent traveling and celebrating traditions like Chinese New Year. She is passionate about soccer, having played since kindergarten and competing in tournaments both in Taiwan and abroad. She also enjoys playing the drums and trying new experiences. Curious, kind, and resilient, Josie is excited to experience American culture, improve her English, and become part of a host family’s daily life. She looks forward to joining school activities, especially soccer, and sharing her Taiwanese culture through food and traditions. Josie says, “I’m ready to try new things, challenge myself, and embrace this once-in-a-lifetime experience.”