Special Soccer Season
Texas team embraces Spaniard
What does it mean to be a host sister? Or a host brother? It means something different in every family. Some host sisters introduce their PAX students to their friends, school, and life as an American teenager. Other host sisters give their exchange students the experience of having a younger sibling for the first time. Our students and their host sisters write to us with stories of finding the perfect gift, learning to say “host sister” in a new language, and what it’s like to welcome a new family member from across the world into your life.
Are you interested in becoming a host family? Find out more and fill out a host family inquiry form here.
Texas team embraces Spaniard
Pinny's impressive performance
Hoosier host mom on short-but-sensational time w/ German daughter (#32)
Ghanaian positive role model in Vermont
1st-time host mom looks back at year with Thai son
Fall break = blast for these exchange sisters
Indonesian logging some small town fun
Can't take these two anywhere...
Busy Texas October for Nonoka
7 teens in one Minnesota home? "You betcha!"
Pep rallies and K-pop
Packing a lot in, in New Jersey
From 1 brother to 4 sisters for Ukrainian
Seven students later...
Mateo has a few words...and a highlight video!
Become a host family? Let's pray on it.
Japan, meet green bean casserole
Another "only in 2020" Thanksgiving
German with serious Christmas spirit
Budding writer Elise recounts trip to Texas
First 2020/21 PAX students arrive
If these sidewalks could talk
Ohio ladies leave impression
Bullseye for team DeBoer
Romanian enjoys small town charm
Serial host sister selected for impressive exchange of her own
German gains great deal through soccer in Nevada