Quick Facts
In 2019-20 (despite COVID-19), we carried out in-person and virtual learning exchanges with people from Australia, China, Denmark, England, Germany, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, Scotland, Sweden, Switzerland, & Taiwan.
Since the program’s inception in July 2011...
- TVS students and faculty have connected with people from 70 countries/territories and on all seven continents
- More than 240 TVS students and faculty have home-hosted 230+ guests from
- More than 100 students and faculty have traveled on TVS-led trips to
- All students in Kindergarten, grades 2-8, and several Upper School classes and clubs have completed virtual learning exchanges (via blogs, video exchanges, or and Skype) with more than 700 students and adults in
TVS students and faculty have connected with people from 70 countries/territories and on all seven continents
More than 240 TVS students and faculty have home-hosted 230+ guests from
More than 100 students and faculty have traveled on TVS-led trips to
All students in Kindergarten, grades 2-8, and several Upper School classes and clubs have completed virtual learning exchanges (via blogs, video exchanges, or and Skype) with more than 700 students and adults in
Since July 2011...
- 30+ Assistant Teachers and Student Researchers
- At our annual all-school International Fairs, dozens of TVS families have represented over 50 countries/territories from all 7 continents, with hundreds of families in attendance each year.
- More than 30 TVS faculty and staff traveled with students or for professional development to
- We have introduced new courses
30+ Assistant Teachers and Student Researchers
At our annual all-school International Fairs, dozens of TVS families have represented over 50 countries/territories from all 7 continents, with hundreds of families in attendance each year.
More than 30 TVS faculty and staff traveled with students or for professional development to
We have introduced new courses
Our Global Partner Schools/Universities with which we have conducted a number of--often annual--exchanges include Auguste-Viktoria-Gymnasium (Trier, Germany), Buena Tierra Colegio (Metepec, Mexico), Beijing High School No. 4 (China), Chiba Language School (Pingtung, Taiwan), Colegio CEMEP (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), English Bicknor Primary School (Coleford, England), Kaiwen Academy (Beijing, China), Oojima Elementary School (Nagaoka, Japan), Saint-Stanislas (Nîmes, France), St. George’s School for Girls (Edinburgh, Scotland), Tec de Monterrey High School (Toluca/Metepec, Mexico), UC SYD (Esbjerg, Denmark), University College Leuven/Limburg (Belgium), University of Gothenburg (Sweden), VIA University College (Aarhus & Silkeborg, Denmark), Victoriaskola (Gothenburg, Sweden), Whitsunday Anglican School (Mackay, Australia), Yamamoto Jr. High School (Nagaoka, Japan), Yoita Elementary School (Nagaoka, Japan), Zurich University of Teacher Education (Zürich, Switzerland)

DR. MICHAEL ROEMER
Director of Global Education
roemerm@trinityvalleyschool.org
817-321-0135
Skype: TVSGlobal
Instagram: TVSglobaled
Twitter: @TVSGlobal