French Students to Take Le Grand Concours Tomorrow

Divya S, editor-in-chief

March 21, 2024

GWUOHS French students of all levels are set to take Le Grand Concours, a national French examination organized by the American Association of Teachers of French, tomorrow.

Participants will be competing with other students at their level across the country. The entirely multiple-choice test consists of one reading comprehension section and one listening comprehension section, and students are given thirty minutes to complete each part.

After completing the test, participants may be given awards such as medals in platinum, gold and silver as well as honorable mention certificates depending on their overall percentile.

French instructor Chelsea Brueder believes that this opportunity is unique because students lose nothing by participating.

“I think it is a really great opportunity for French students,” Brueder said. “It is in no way linked to your grade in our class, so it can only benefit you to take the exam.”

The remotely proctored test will take place tomorrow at 11 a.m. EDT, and students can access it through their ClassConnect schedule.

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Divya S, Editor-in-Chief

Divya is a sophomore at GWUOHS, and this is her third year at the Chronicle. She created and maintains the online news site, and as the editor-in-chief, she works closely with staff reporters to review articles, in addition to writing her own. Aside from the Chronicle, Divya leads the Model United Nations Club and is a member of the Yearbook Club, the Environmental Club, the Performing Arts Club, the World Embassy, the Writing Lab and the Peer Mentor Program. When not writing, Divya can be found singing, studying one of her languages, solving puzzles or immersed in a book. She looks forward to continuing working as a liaison between the news and the school community.