Sister Cities

Fountain Hills students and teachers welcome Polish visitors

Exchange program creating bonds

Students visiting from Poland take in the beauty of the Arizona desert.

(Photo courtesy Luke Salzman)

Sister Cities visitors enjoy a day on the water.

(Photo courtesy Luke Salzman)

Visiting students took a tour of local schools, including checking out the planetarium at McDowell Mountain Elementary School.

(Photo courtesy Luke Salzman)

Fountain Hills Sister Cities continues to make an impact on the Fountain Hills community and even the world.

The organization continued its exchange program with a two-week student exchange with 12 students and three teachers visiting from Poland. The visiting group is from Fountain Hills’ Sister City of Zamosc, Poland.

Visitors were matched with one of the Fountain Hills High School students and families. They stayed with them for the duration of the trip.

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