“Fab Five” Takes Chadwick by Storm
Left to right: James Lee, Melody Kang, Jasmine Lee, Daisy Seo, and Kevin Wang
Within days of arriving at Chadwick, visiting CI sixth-grade students Seo-Young “Melody” Kang, Yun-Tae “James” Lee, Yoonjin “Jasmine” Lee, Chae Young “Daisy” Seo, and Seung Jae “Kevin” Yang, had a new moniker — the “Fab Five.”
Tey’ve earned the nickname with their
A special thank you to the following host families, who have made our sixth-grade exchange program possible by welcoming CI students into their homes.
The Jeon/Cho Family The Contratto Family The Susie and James Lee Family
The McCabe Family The Paulsen Family The Rowe Family The Corinna and Chadwick Smith Family
The Toups Family
curiosity, friendliness, self-confidence, and willingness to embrace all that is new and different in the United States and on the Chadwick campus. Since arriving, the students have
participated in such Chadwick events as Sixth-grade Sandal Camp, the opening day assembly,* and the sixth grade’s annual week-long trip to the Catalina Island Marine Institute (CIMI). Te CI students presented traditional Korean giſts on behalf of CI to Headmaster Ted Hill on opening day in front of an audience of 845 fellow students. Whether learning to snorkel at CIMI,
trying out new foods, tackling homework, or getting to know their fellow sixth-graders, the
Fab Five have handled it all with aplomb. Te Chadwick Community is looking forward to a year of mutual learning and growth as we celebrate the inauguration of student exchanges between our two campuses. Te Compass caught up with our sixth-
grade CI students during Sandal Camp to garner their first impressions of California and Chadwick School.
*Watch videos of Chadwick School PV Opening Day at
http://vimeo.com/chadwickschool.
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