Incoming, outgoing Tucson High Magnet seniors will spend 7 days learning about culture, new ideas and technology.
The group of Tucson High Magnet upperclassmen had their suitcases packed Tuesday morning. Their journey would send them first to Dallas, where they jumped the Atlantic Ocean and landed in Frankfurt, Germany.
“I think definitely meeting kids from other countries,” incoming senior Liam Parnaby said about what he’s most excited to experience. “ definitely will be a big culture shock,” he said, “… Learning about different ways we -- our generation -- can change our future for the better." The group’s chaperones help the students raise money to book the trips through EF Tours. This trip to Germany should be a special experience for Salome Arrieta, a soon-to-be Arizona Wildcat.
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