Spanish Immersion/AP Spanish Mexico Experience 2007 Wakefield High School
Trip Details Depart on Saturday, June 23, 2007 and return 3 weeks later on Saturday, July 14, Air travel is arranged through Exito Travel Students travel with a Wakefield Staff member
Cemanahuac Educational Community Located in Cuernavaca, Mexico Classes meet for 4 hours a day, Monday to Friday After classes, students can participate in cultural activities Students take a placement exam on the first day at the school Class size is limited to 5 students
Cemanahuac Educational Community Students attend Cuernavaca Campus for 2 weeks For 1 week students attend the Rural Studies Campus in Buenavista de Cuellar On the weekends, students participate in excursions. One of the excursions is to the ruins at Teotihuacan
Housing In both Cuernavaca and Buenavista de Cuellar, students live with families that have been screened. Students are expected to speak Spanish in the house. Most families do not speak English. 3 meals are provided by the family. Families have been trained in how to provide “safe” meals for Americans. We can request Wakefield students be paired up with a family.
Costand Payment The approximate cost is $1,933—the one variable is airfare. Price includes registration, tuition, room and board, textbook, 2 excursions, ground transfer to/from airport in Mexico City/Cuernavaca, and airfare. It does not include spending money. Payment is made to Wakefield. Wakefield then cuts a check to Cemanahuac and the travel agency.
If we decide to go… Return the Registration Form, the signed agreement letter, and a check for $500 to Mr. Willmore by March 9, 2007 There will be a lunch meeting with all students who are participating and the students who attended last year. Get a passport if you don’t already have one. Remaining balance needs to be paid by April 20, 2007
Where can we learn more information? Contact Mr. Willmore at or at Visit Cemanahuac’s website at Check out the blog from last year’s trip by going to And clicking on “All the cool kids are going to Mexico.”