Mme Frye

e-mail Mrs. Frye

 frye.julie@lexington.k12.oh.us

Au Sujet Du Professeur

I began studying French in the 7th grade and continued throughout high school.  I chose French as my college major, and spent my Junior year in Biarritz and Paris, France, living with French families and studying the language as well as the fabulous art, architecture and culture of France.

As for the rest of my education: I graduated with a degree in French from Wittenberg University 'a few' years ago, but did not begin my teaching career until my own children were old enough to drive and care for themselves. I taught for several years in Columbiana and Mahoning counties here in Ohio, and moved to this area in 2005 when I married my college 'sweetheart'. Our blended family includes my 2 adult children, a son & a daughter, and John's daughter, a freshman at Capital University, with aspirations to become a physician's assistant.

My most recent trip abroad took place in August 2011, when I accompanied two wonderful Lexington students to Paris for a week.  The weather was almost perfect, the people were friendly and we all had a fabulous time!  Before that, I happened to be travelling with my family in 2005 and arrived in London on the day of the terrorist bombings in that city.  Exciting, frightening, but still a wonderful experience.

I have been told many times since moving here that Lexington is an extremely fine school district, and I am very happy to be working here.  I look forward to helping students succeed in the French classroom.

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My 2012-2013 class schedule:

French I: 4th and 7th periods (Junior High Students attend 7th period)

French II: 1st and 5th periods (we eat C lunch)

French III: 3rd period

French IV/V: 6th period (combined)

Mission Pour La Classe

Students in foreign language classrooms are not only taught to speak,
listen, read & write in the target language, but are encouraged to expand
their horizons and be prepared for all of the opportunities the world offers.