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Dear parents,

The Lycee Francais de San Francisco is proud to launch,
“Le Lycee de San Francisco in Iceland.”

This is an exceptional opportunity for the Lycée Français.

Thirty-seven students from the 10th grade classes will travel to Iceland in May, 2018, to study Iceland – climate change, geothermal energy, and much more.

Why Iceland ?

Iceland is a model for the future. When you want to do something great, you find the best example out there, you study it, and you copy it.

Iceland is the best in the world when it comes to:

Politics - the country collectively decides their new Constitution
Democracy – the citizens decide on their future after the 2008 crisis
Economy - the country chooses a more sustainable and environmentally friendly development
Environment - 85% of their energy is renewable
Gender equality men and women receive equal pay in every field
Research - researchers have invented a technology to trap CO2

Our Iceland journey is much more than just a school field trip. This is a first-hand, fully immersive experience in a country that is leading the world with its innovative solutions.

This program is chance for all of our LFSF community to become ambassadors to the world.

In Iceland, we will be producing:

our discoveries on web TV, daily, to hundreds of lycees around the world
a 26-minute professional documentary, a first for the LFSF
a gallery of photographs by a National Geographic photographer
a possible traveling exhibition, opening in Paris at the Good Planet Foundation

Accompanying the voyage, to produce a 26-minute documentary and a gallery of photographs will be

Laurent Le Gall, documentary filmmaker
Catherine Karnow, San Francisco based National Geographic photographer

Through this initiative, the LFSF is at the forefront of French institutions around the world.
We are very pleased that renowned photographer and internationally known director, Yann Arthus-Bertrand, has endorsed our project: “Everyone is responsible for our planet and must help to protect it in whatever way he or she can.”
Henri Landes, the director of Yann Arthus Bertrand’s foundation, GoodPlanet, is a former SFLF student.
How can you support us?

We offer you to buy wonderful photographs or a family photography session

Leather level - $25

Bronze level - $50

One 8 x 10 photograph

Silver Level - $100

One 11 x 14 photograph

Gold Level - $500

One 16 x 20 photograph

Platinum level - $1000

One 11 x 14 photograph,
A family photography session with Catherine Karnow
The mention of your name as a donor in the documentary.

Diamond level - $2500

One 20 x 24 photograph;
A family photography session with Catherine Karnow, including 10 8 x 10 prints
The mention of your name as a donor in the documentary.