Re: Root-seeking" Summer Camp (2007)
Jing Ma
I want to say thanks to those of you who are interested in applying
"Root-seeking" summer camp for your children. For years, the camps
have given overseas Chinese teenagers tremendous opportunities to
learn more about China and Chinese culture.
Therefore, it is not necessary that the campers are selected from
Tucson Chinese School, but from the whole community.
Here, I want to re-clarify that the principle for selecting campers is
first come first serve, based on the qualification of each prospective
camper, particularly, their capabilities of communication in Mandarin
Chinese.
Although we don't have detail regulation for the camp in Beijing yet
due to the long week holiday, but we will have it soon.
You should submit application form to TCS' Principal or contact me by
email if you think your children are qualified, don't miss this
opportunity. It is a free summer camp.
Truly,
Ma Jing
Principal
Tucson Chinese School
On 5/8/07, Situ, Ping <si...@u.library.arizona.edu> wrote:
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> Thanks a bunch!
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> Ping Situ
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