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Welcome to French! I hope you find everything you need on this site. Send me a note if you have any questions.
Notes, EGQ and project information can be found under the tab for each grade level at the top of the page. I highly recommend that parents register to use Home Access Center. This is a great way to know both your child's grades on all assignments in French and to see what assignments are coming up. To register for HAC, please contact the front office.
E-mail is the very BEST way to contact me. I usually return e-mails within 24 hours.
rozei@fulton.k12.ga.us
Notes, EGQ and project information can be found under the tab for each grade level at the top of the page. I highly recommend that parents register to use Home Access Center. This is a great way to know both your child's grades on all assignments in French and to see what assignments are coming up. To register for HAC, please contact the front office.
E-mail is the very BEST way to contact me. I usually return e-mails within 24 hours.
rozei@fulton.k12.ga.us
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Linguapalooza
février 2012
Seven EPMS French students participated in the Linguapalozza: Spoken Language Competition on Saturday, February 25th at Haynes Bridge Middle School. In total, hundreds of Fulton County middle school students participated. Students were interviewed in the target language and had to speak about a variety of situations. The judges scored students based on their fluency, accuracy, organization, and creativity. Congratulations to these students for their accomplishments!
Pictured: Steven Koskey, 7th grade (excellent); Grace Harkins, 8th grade (superior); Marly Brown, 8th grade (excellent), Emily Gallagher, 6th grade (superior), Gates Ledbetter, 8th grade (excellent), Alexandra Ibarra, 7th grade, (superior), Kaitlin Dippolito, 8th grade (superior), Dylan Gelobter, 8th grade (superior). Not pictured: Julia Kornetzke, 7th grade (superior).
Seven EPMS French students participated in the Linguapalozza: Spoken Language Competition on Saturday, February 25th at Haynes Bridge Middle School. In total, hundreds of Fulton County middle school students participated. Students were interviewed in the target language and had to speak about a variety of situations. The judges scored students based on their fluency, accuracy, organization, and creativity. Congratulations to these students for their accomplishments!
Pictured: Steven Koskey, 7th grade (excellent); Grace Harkins, 8th grade (superior); Marly Brown, 8th grade (excellent), Emily Gallagher, 6th grade (superior), Gates Ledbetter, 8th grade (excellent), Alexandra Ibarra, 7th grade, (superior), Kaitlin Dippolito, 8th grade (superior), Dylan Gelobter, 8th grade (superior). Not pictured: Julia Kornetzke, 7th grade (superior).
Students travel to Madrid, Paris and London
juin 2011
Students from Elkins Pointe, Crabapple Middle School, Roswell High and Riverside High (Greenville, SC) spent 12 fun-filled and fast-paced days exploring the history and culture of Madrid, Toledo, Segovia, Paris, Versailles and London.
Students from Elkins Pointe, Crabapple Middle School, Roswell High and Riverside High (Greenville, SC) spent 12 fun-filled and fast-paced days exploring the history and culture of Madrid, Toledo, Segovia, Paris, Versailles and London.
Grand Concours
avril 2011
Eighth grade French students took the Grand Concours, a national French test sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French, for the first time this year. Over 3000 students in the state of Georgia, and close to 100,000 nationally, take this test each year at various levels of French. Of the 17 eighth graders who took the level 1 test, two ranked in the top 10 for the state of Georgia on the level 1 test: Megan Toner, 8 and Laura Rush, 9. Megan also ranked nationally at number 10. Congratulations to these students for their outstanding performance.
Pictured: Megan and Laura celebrate their top 10 rankings.
Eighth grade French students took the Grand Concours, a national French test sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French, for the first time this year. Over 3000 students in the state of Georgia, and close to 100,000 nationally, take this test each year at various levels of French. Of the 17 eighth graders who took the level 1 test, two ranked in the top 10 for the state of Georgia on the level 1 test: Megan Toner, 8 and Laura Rush, 9. Megan also ranked nationally at number 10. Congratulations to these students for their outstanding performance.
Pictured: Megan and Laura celebrate their top 10 rankings.
Eighth Graders Celebrating their Success
Eighth graders who took the Grand Concours: Jenny Turcios, Sammy Parrish, Susana Onofre, Anna Dilcher, Carl Dilcher, Elizabeth McDevitt, Megan Toner, Laura Rush, Maya Underwood, Jake Best, Emily Pruitt, Gabbi C'deBaca, Sam Van Ede, Nick Barlow, Maddie Bruder-Mattson, Sarah Seippel, Maryn Perlson
