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Homestay family for a 15 year old celiac boy required

Holger

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We are trying to put our son into an international high schooling program for the first semester of 2023, but until now, not one of the organizations was able to find a 100% gluten-free homestay family for our 15 year old celiac boy. He is german, going to the swiss college in Curitiba/Brazil, where we are living today. He wants to study in the first half of 2023 in North America in order to improve his english and prepare himself for the International Bachelor Program (IB) which he will join in August 2023. Does anybody knows a program who supports and understands the requirements of a celiac and offers the possibility to study in North America for one semester?

Thanks a lot, Holger (Leo´s dad)

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Great timing, because I just received this email from my daughter's high school. You should reach out to this program.

Also, regarding the International Bachelor Program (IB), not too many high schools offer this, but a former neighbor of mine's daughter did this at Montgomery High School in Santa Rosa, California.

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