Bowling Green Student Heads to Germany
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Hannah Lang, 18, who graduated from Bowling Green High School last month, is one of two students from the school who will spend the upcoming school year in Germany as part of the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange.
Last summer, Lang went on a three-week school trip to Germany, and she’s been looking for a way to get back ever since, she said.
Her German teacher told her about the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange and after an application and interview process, Lang found out about two months ago that she was selected for the program, she said.
“I was so excited,” Lang said. “That’s what I had been hoping for.”
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