| 
Italian Culture and Language Fellowships
The Washington Post, the Embassy of Italy
and The National Italian American Foundation
extend a unique educational opportunity
to school principals and supervisors
of foreign language programs of public
school districts and private schools
in the greater Washington area. This
initiative is particularly timely in
view of the recent approval of Advanced
Placement Program in Italian, to be administered
for the first time in May 2006.
Sponsored in cooperation with:
Istituto Italiano di Cultura – Washington,
D.C.
Six fellowships will be awarded to area
school principals (grades K-12) and supervisors
of foreign language programs of public
school districts and private schools
with an interest in introducing Italian
studies in their school or school district.
The fellowships include a 10-day summer
program organized by the Embassy of Italy/Education
Office, at Italy’s finest schools
and universities, with lectures on the
Italian school system and culture, cultural
events, most meals, lodging, transportation
and instructional materials.
The Washington Post is committed to
helping schools provide exceptional learning
environments and conducting programs
that encourage and recognize excellence
in education in the Washington metropolitan
area.
We are especially pleased to conduct
this program in cooperation with the
Embassy of Italy/Education Office in
Washington, D.C.
The Post congratulates:
The 2006 recipients (PDF, 473K) 
The 2005 recipients
The 2004 recipients
The 2003 recipients
|
