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Wolf Point Student Experiences Mexico

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Wolf Point Student Experiences Mexico
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News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Wolf Point Student Experiences Mexico International Education Reilly Rees, who is entering his senior year at Wolf Point High School, spent part of his summer increasing his knowledge of another part of the world. Rees experienced life in Mexico during June through the CIEE Global Navigator program. Rees became interested in gaining an international experience after visiting with recent Wolf Point graduate Elliauna Ryan.

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News Posted on July 23, 2026 Posted on July 23, 2026 Wolf Point Student Experiences Mexico International Education Reilly Rees, who is entering his senior year at Wolf Point High School, spent part of his summer increasing his knowledge of another part of the world. Rees experienced life in Mexico during June through the CIEE Global Navigator program. Rees became interested in gaining an international experience after visiting with recent Wolf Point graduate Elliauna Ryan. Rees had the choice of traveling to Mexico, Spain or Argentina. He decided on Mexico because the cost was lower. He thanks his mother, Marianne Zilkoski Rees, for helping organize fundraising efforts for the trip. He also selected Mexico because his uncle-in-law lives in that country.

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