Block · one region of the page, as the scanner read it. It may hold a whole story, part of one, several, or an advertisement; stitching blocks into articles is the next step. Text is supplied OCR.
Page 2 · column 5 of 6 · from the scan, no model involved
This last year alone,. Rappahannock County Higlj School had students" from Estonia, the Netherlands’, Chile, Japan and Germany. These students got to know ourl little comer of the U.S., so won-; derfully atypical of what they* might expect from our televK - sion and movies. And think 6f ■ what a resource all these kidfe ! were, bringing a window to the broader world into our pastoraj; ; midst through their stories and- - experiences. *
Is it expensive or difficult tfr host a student? Not really. Their health care is covered, and they provide their owji spending money. It’s like havr ing a cousin stay with you for a. while. You provide three meals' a day and a place to stay, ancf take the student into your family life. They share in chores and outings, as a family member, rather than as a guest.
What if there’s a problem or it isn’t working out? A student - can change families in a pinch;, you won’t be out there stuck orr a limb. So think about it. \1
Wouldn’t it make for an interesting year if you had ari exchange student this year1? Call Jeanne McNear at 9878150 and find out a bit more, Check out YFU on the web, at - www.youthforunderstanding.q." " rg for information too. ;
91.8%