NEED HELP Brainleist Part 1
Use online resources to find private high schools in Latin America or Spain. Read each school's site and take notes on the school's offerings. Develop 5–7 questions about the school based on what you learned about schools in the Spanish-speaking world. Then, go to the "Contact Us" link and send an e-mail to the school in Spanish. Include in your e-mail your questions and any other information you think may be important.

Look at some of the sample questions to help you draft your e-mail:

What is the monthly tuition?
What type of uniform is worn?
What is the schedule?
What foreign languages are offered?
What extra-curricular activities are offered?
Does the school have exchange programs?
In your e-mail, be sure to introduce yourself as a student from the United States who is interested in traveling and getting to know the school. End your e-mail with a formal sign-off. Print the e-mail to hand into your teacher, or bcc your teacher on the e-mail. Wait for the response.

NOTE: Do not procrastinate! Answers from overseas may take longer than expected. Remember that many countries have different time zones and possibly opposite seasons. Contact at least 2–3 schools to be sure you will receive an answer.

Part 2
Once you receive a response, print it or forward it to your teacher, and write a response thanking the sender for his/her time and information.

Part 3
Using the information from the website and the e-mail, create a brochure for the school. Present your brochure to the class. In your presentation, compare and contrast your school with the school you learned about. If you are not in a formal classroom to give a presentation, you can record your presentation and post your video here.

GRAMMAR: Use the passive se, direct and indirect object pronouns, and appropriate reflexive verbs at least two times each to talk about the school and to make your comparison.