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LISA CAPOBIANCO
Front row from left: Dorothy Raviele, retired BCHS World Language Department
Chair, Kelly Monahan-DiNoia, BCHS Latin teacher, Gaël Manescau, French
teacher of English, Bristol Mayor Ken Cockayne, Corinne Mutter, French teacher
of history, Anya Rochester, BCHS French and Spanish teacher, Patricia Rietze,
retired BCHS World Language teacher. Missing from photo: Teresa DiCarlo,
BCHS French teacher. Back row French students (from left to right): Benjamin
Estevan, Paul Ruello, Carla Peirera-Pedro, Laëtitia Pham, Alexia Perusse, Ilona
Gourdeau, Amandine Lienard, Jade Otormin, Mélissa Demongeot, Camille
Fauvin, Juliette Lafite, Ashley Sfeir, Anaïs Soulie, Antoine Legrqnd, Maeve
Fauvernier and Valentin Plantard-Wahl.
Vive la France at Bristol’s city hall
By LISA CAPOBIANCO
STAFF WRITER
City Hall was bustling
last Tuesday with over a
dozen exchange students
from France.
The high school students, along with their
teachers, Corinne Mutter
and Gaël Manescau, paid a
visit to City Hall after taking
a tour of ESPN.
For at least ten years
now, Bristol Central High
School and students of the
Lycée Jean Monnet have
shared
an
exchange.
Students from France come
to Bristol during even numbered years, and Bristol
Central students enrolled in
French travel to France during odd numbered years,
staying with their assigned
host families and attending
classes with their correspondents.
During their visit to City
Hall last week, the students
met Bristol Fire chief Jay
Kolakoski, Acting Police
Chief Brian Gould and
Mayor Ken Cockayne, who
informed them about the
role and responsibilities of
the
Mayor’s
Office.
Excitement
filled
the
Mayor’s Office, as 16 students took turns taking pictures of each other sitting at
Cockayne’s desk. They all
proceeded down to the
Council Chambers, where
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t-shirts and caps, while
Cockayne
handed
Manescau the key to the
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