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SISTER
SCHOOL APPLICATIONS Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to open PDF files & Microsoft WORD is required to open WORD Documents. To download Adobe Acrobat reader, click here. SISTER SCHOOL FORMS I. 2008/2009 Sister School Application: Please download and fill out a PDF or a WORD version of these forms. Word: APP DOWNLOAD HERE PDF: APP DOWNLOAD HERE
II. Required Student Forms: Please download and fill out a PDF or a WORD version of these forms. You must complete forms 1-5: 1. Application: PDF FILE or WORD DOCUMENT 2. Emergency Info: PDF FILE or WORD DOCUMENT 3. Medical Release Form: PDF FILE or WORD DOCUMENT 4. Media Release Form: PDF FILE or WORD DOCUMENT 5. Risk Acknowledgement Form: RURAL Student: PDF FILE or WORD DOCUMENT
URBAN Student:
PDF FILE or
WORD DOCUMENT
1. Host Family Application: PDF FILE or WORD DOCUMENT 2. OCS Clearance Form (one form for each person over eighteen living in household): PDF FILE or WORD DOCUMENT 3. Release Form (one form for each person over eighteen living in household): PDF FILE or WORD DOCUMENT 4. Host Family Agreement: RURAL
Hosts:
PDF FILE or
WORD DOCUMENT URBAN Hosts: PDF FILE or WORD DOCUMENT
IV. Required Teacher Forms: 1. Emergency Info Form: PDF File or Word Document 2. Medical Release Form: PDF File or Word Document 3. Media Release Form: PFD File or Word Document 4. Risk Acknowledgement Form: Rural Teacher: PDF file or Word Document Urban Teacher: PDF file or Word Document 5. Travel Request Checklist Form: PDF file or Word Document 6. Teacher Addendum Checklist Form: Available soon!
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Photo Courtesy of Babiche Cultural Exchange Urban Students Share "When I first left on this trip I had no idea how much it would change my life. While I was in Kalskag I experienced a whole new way of life. I learned that stereotypes are most often wrong and you should look at things first hand and not take another person’s opinion of it." ---Amber Kempner, Chugiak High School "There is no way to explain exactly what going to Toksook
Bay did for me. It taught me that people are people, no matter
how they dance or what they eat, and that different cultures are
a wonderful thing, something that should be protected…" "We rode for an hour on snowmachines to check nets set under
the ice, in the exact same manner that had been used for hundreds
of years. While there, we ate dried seal meat dipped in oil, candy
bars and drank kool aid." "St. Mary’s is a beautiful town full of spirit and
life. It does not wait for you to reach for it, it reaches out
to you first." Rural Students Share "I got a better understanding of city life. This also prepared
me to go to college by attending a huge high school with a lot
of students. They made me feel like I was part of the family.
I thought the people of Anchorage were very nice!" "My host mother’s name is Elizabeth. She welcomed
me into her home with open arms and an open refrigerator. It’s
not everyday you meet someone who is willing to give up time and
money to a complete stranger. Her hospitality made me feel right
at home. My host sister, Shannon, was very nice in that she took
time out of her busy week to spend time with me. I would like
to thank them both for taking care of me while I was in Anchorage." |
