2012 North American Chinese Cultural Camp
We thank all support from School Districts, Universities,
Government organizations, local businesses, US Military,
volunteers, teachers plus parents and students.
Chinese Writing and Spelling for non-native speakers.
Year 2011 Chinese Cultural Camp
(Taiwan Aboriginal Dance)
Chinese Reading "What does it look like?"
for non-native speakers
Year 2011 Chinese Cultural Camp
(Chinese Silk Fan Dance)
Year 2011 Chinese Cultural Camp
(Flag Performance)
Year 2011 Chinese Cultural Camp
(Lion Dance)
Year 2011 Chinese Cultural Camp
(Head Band Weaving)
Year 2011 Chinese Cultural Camp
(Taiwan Aboriginal Dance)
Year 2011 Chinese Cultural Camp
(Chinese Ribbon Dance)
Year 2011 Chinese Cultural Camp
(Chinese Thousand hands Guanyin Dance)
Year 2011 Chinese Cultural Camp
(Chinese Thousand hands Guanyin Dance)
Application Form (If you are interested in our Chinese lessons, please download
the form and e-mail or mail it back to
North American Chinese School).
North American Chinese School, located at West Bend and Grafton in Washington County and Ozaukee County, close to Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
was founded in November 2007 with a humble beginning in
West Bend, Wisconsin. Our objectives are not only to let our students to learn the
Chinese Language but also to understand Chinese culture, to build great moral and
friendship among our students, and to have great interest and fun in Chinese Language.
North American Chinese School continues to bring quality and interesting education,
diversity and international cultures to our local West Bend, Grafton and Wauwatosa communities in Southeast Wisconsin.
We will open another school at Shorewood, Wisconsin in the coming future.
Thus, we strongly
appreciate the continuous support from parents in both Washington, Milwaukee, Ozaukee & Waukesha Counties, Wisconsin plus
businesses and translation services from Wisconsin businesses and West Bend School Districts.
We will also like to thank Pastor Mark for the support at Community Church in Year 2012
and years to come.
North American Chinese School has a 2nd and 3rd Schools at Grafton and Wauwatosa, Wisconsin.
We like to thank Cedarburg, Grafton and Wauwatosa communities plus Pilgrim United of Christ Church and Mount Zion Lutheran churches
for their great support.
North American Chinese School is also blessed by the support from the
government of Taiwan, City of West Bend, West Bend School District, West Bend Chamber of Commerce,
BNI Members, Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation, and articles from Washington
County's Daily Newspaper, US Version Chinese World Journal, Epoch Times (Chicago and New York),
and other media.
Shih-Chen Huang has great passion in teaching Chinese and in Early Childhood education.
She taught at TSA Chinese School(Penn State University,
State College, PA) and Milwaukee Chinese School at Children Center
(University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee) for a couple of years.
Shih-Chen Huang graduated in 1993 at
Penn State University(State College)with a
Master in Education specializes in Curriculum and Instructions. Thus, her Chinese classes are very creative and fun. Our
curriculum changes according to needs of your children.
Students
learn through Chinese classes, plays, and songs.
US Version Chinese World Journal(Chinese version) wrote an article on our
2012 North American Chinese Cultural Camp.
Click Here for the above article
Washington County's Daily Newspaper wrote articles about North American
Chinese School on June 19, 2008, Nov 28, 2009 and Dec 11, 2009.
We will like to thank Washington County's Daily Newspaper for its support.
Click Here for the above article
North American Chinese School will have a number of sessions in the Spring 2012 Semester.
The new Spring Courses start from Jan 23, 2012 to June 4, 2012 in West Bend.
West Bend
New Entry Level Courses once a week
School Hours: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday
a) Every Tuesday (4:30 to 5:30pm) Class A
b) Every Thursday (4:30 to 5:30pm) Class B
Entry Level II once a week
a) Every Monday (5:00 to 6:00pm) Class A
b) Every Tuesday (3:30 to 4:30pm) Class B
Intermediate Chinese
a) Every Monday & Thursday (3:30 to 5:00pm)
[1 1/2hr hour per lesson, twice a week Class A]
b) Every Tuesday & Thursday (5:30 to 6:30pm)
[1 hr hour per lesson, twice a week Class B]
c) Every Tue (4:30 to 5:30pm)
[1 hour per lesson Class C]
d) Every Thur(6:30 to 7:30pm)
[1 hour per lesson Class D]
Adult Chinese
a) Every Monday(6:00 to 7:30pm) Adult Chinese Class A
b) Every Monday(6:00 to 7:30pm) Adult Chinese Class B
c) Every Thursday(6:30 to 7:30pm) Adult Chinese Class C
d) Every Friday(9:00 to 10:30pm) Adult Chinese Class D
e) Only by appointments. We have both morning and evening classes.
Grafton
New Entry Level Chinese
Every Wednesday(5:15 to 6:15pm) Class A
Entry Level II Private Tutoring
Every Wednesday(4:00 to 5:00pm) Class A
Intermediate Chinese
Every Wednesday(4:00 to 5:00pm) Class A
Other Adult Chinese Classes only by Appointments.
For tuition and further details, please click at Application Form Below!
Application Form
If other time or day work for your children,
please e-mail shihchen@northamericanchineseschool.com.
We will re-arrange the suitable time for our parents and Adults.
North American Chinese School had our 1st 2011 North American Chinese Cultural Camp from
August 15 to August 19, 2011 at Green Tree School. With the strong support from
parents, students, counselors from UW-Madison and Rutger University, volunteers and
teachers from Milwaukee, and West Bend School District, our 2011 North American
Chinese Cultural Camp introduced Lion dances, Ribbon dances, Fan & Flag dances, Chinese Yo-yo, Martial Arts plus Caligraphy,
Chinese Chess, Language and Chinese Painting. Our students came from Green Bay, Brown Deer, Brookfield, Florida, Shanghai,
and West Bend. All of our students worked and trained very hard and learned many different lessons
in this 5-day quality camp. The last day, all students have to perform to parents, teachers, the public and the principal of
Green Tree School.
The government of Taiwan sponsored 2 professional trained teachers with both national and
internation awards in dancing, sports, and Chinese Yo-yo, Chinese dancing fans, ribbons,
Chinese Yo-yo, masks, drums, and other tools. The Taiwanese government further gave aways
bags of souvenirs to all students who attended this wonderful Chinese Cultural Camp. Not only our
parents and audience recognized the first class quality education provided by the Taiwanese government and
North American Chinese School, but also recognized the importance of Chinese culture, language and norms in
today's ever changing world. We received great complements from parents and our local community for this wonderful event.
Our goal was not only to give all students great happy memories in this 2011 Chinese cultural camp but also to understand
the importance of diversity, hardwork, teamwork and persistency. We further wanted to give thanks to West Bend School District, School Board,
Whitefish Bay Kung Fu Club, Daily News, Chris the custodian manager, Jonathan Kirn, Principal Katie Weyer of Green Tree School, and Superintendent
Ted Neitzke for their great support.
We will continue to have our 2012 Chinese Cultural Camp in the next coming year.
and we will expect to have 30 to 50 students to participate. Come and join us for next year's summer camp.
All potential students and parents are welcome to visit North American Chinese School.
Limited Vancancies
Reasons to pick up Chinese a) Chinese is the most spoken language in the World.
b) Chinese language and culture are interesting and fun.
c) Chinese language is widely used in Global
Trade.
d) The Knowledge of Diversity & Globalization begins in
language.
e) Gateway to Global Opportunities
