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Its time again to register
for Hmong Culture and Language Program Summer Camp!
Visit the Camp page to download
the registration form!!!
July 31-August 11, 2006
Cov xib hwb HMOOB yuav pab qhia kam cov tub ntxhais kawm ntawv txawj tham lus HMOOB
Cov tub ntxhais kawm ntawv yuav kawm lus HMOOB los ntawm kev kawm ua paj ntuab, seev cev, ua teb thiab ua noj ua haus. Cov niam txiv los yuav muaj lub cib fim tuaj mus koom tes thiab.
Cov niam txiv HMOOB, yog leej twg muaj txuj ci los yog laj lim tswv yim thov tuaj ntuav qhia rau peb cov tub ntxhais kawm ntawv.
Leej twg thiaj muaj feem mus kawm tau rau huav tus khoos kas no? Cov tub ntxhais kawm ntawv uas lub caij nplooj ntoos zeeg xyoo 2004 tom ntej no tseem yuav mus kawm rau qib 3 txog qib 8.
Hnub kawg ntawm txoj kev rau mpe kawm ntawv: Hnub tim 18 lub 9 hli ntuj, xyoo 2004.
Tus nqi kawm ntawv: $2 per week
Xa ntuab rau npe kawm ntawv rau Ge Xiong (Tus Thawj Tswj) los sis hu tau rau nws ntawm tus xov tooj 651-603-6275, gxiong@csp.edu los sis hu raw Sally A. Baas, Thawj Tswj rau txoj kev kawm lub caij ntuj so, 651-603-6188, baas@csp.edu
It teaches language, cooking, crafts, songs, dances, and numerous other things of cultural significance to the Hmong culture.
Classes are taught in the Hmong language and are held on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month.
The Hmong Culture and Language Program also proudly partners with the Southeast Asian Teacher Licensure Program (SEAT) to provide teachers in training with valuable classroom experience to prepare them to go out and teach.
For more information about the program please read the related sections of this site and contact us with any questions you might have!
Thank you!
