Foreign Language National Honor Society Induction Highlights
Click on the link below to watch some highlights from THS Foreign Language National Honor Society Induction ceremony.
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Click on the link below to watch some highlights from THS Foreign Language National Honor Society Induction ceremony.
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Since 2008, Triton High School in Byfield, Massachusetts has forged links with the Lycée Saint François d’Assise in La Roche Sur Yon, Vendée, in the Loire Valley in France, thanks to the school matching program offered by the Services Cultural of the Embassy of France.
Follow their journey here: http://www.thsfrenchexchange.com/
April 16-29, 2017, fourteen Triton High School Students, together with their french teachers, will “set sail” for a dance through France! First stop, Paris for 3 days, next a family stay in France’s beautiful Loire Valley.
“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do
than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe
harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.”
— Mark Twain
Three Triton High School Foreign Language National Honor Society members submitted work in French to the Société Honoraire de Français’ annual Creative Writing Contest. Students selected for submission from Triton High School were: Kayla Bastolla, Abigail Booth, and Renee Dolloff.
The instructions for this years’ Creative Writing Contest, sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French were as follows:
The topic for this year’s writing competition may be addressed in a variety of tenses. You may choose to respond to the questions in poetry, conversation, prose, or a combination thereof.
Vous avez à votre disposition une machine à remonter le temps. Dans quelle époque irez-vous ? Pourquoi ? ( You have at your disposal a machine to go back in time. In what era will you go to? Why? )
Last year, there were 65 submissions to the annual SHF Creative Writing Contest. This year, according to the AATF Société Honoraire de Français’ President, Abbe Guillet, the essay review panel “had the pleasure of reading 84 delightful entries. We have submitted our rankings to L’Elan editor, Sharon Rapp, who will make the final decision and publish the winning entries later this Spring.”
Congratulations to each of the Triton High School Participants who received certificates for their original work! We look forward to reading L’Elan this Spring, and we hope to se their work published at that time!
Sydney Accomando |
Malia Hulbert |
Jamie Ciarmataro |
Joseph Killion |
Jonah Davis |
Erica Lamkin |
Gabrielle Doucot |
Thomas Lapham |
Justin Flodman |
Anthony Lentz |
Aiden Giedraitis |
Carolyn MacDonald |
Luke Groder |
Kyle McKendry |
Alexandra Hall |
Elisabeth Odoy |
Benjamin Hall |
Danielle West |
Owen Heffernan |
Triton is happy to announce that three of our THS students received awards and recognition for their brilliant art pieces shown at the annual Young & Budding Artists celebration that opened last Friday and will be running through April 1 at Newburyport Art Association.
Recipient of the Joan Gessners Studio Award for Excellence: Eve Paicos, grade 9, “Dancing Eyes,” drawing.
Recipient of the Beverly Mitchell Award for Excellence: Lindsey Laudenslager, grade 11, “Through the Eye of the Bird,” sculpture
Recipient for NAA Honorable Mention: Allison Witham, grade 12, “1:48p.m.,” photography
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