>>My daughter lived with a host family for 2 weeks in Costa Rica and really enjoyed it. Her trip was organized through her sister's school. Her sister attends a school here in Greensboro that teaches in Spanish and every year they take a trip to a Spanish speaking country and live with a host family.
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>>Another option is to contact your nearest college and volunteer to be a host family for a Latin American foreign exchange student. That way, both you and the student benefit.
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>Not sure, if this is an OK question, but if it was organized through her sister's school, would it mean that her sister is your daughter or step-daughter as well?
No. It is her step-sister from her father's 3rd marriage. She is the child of the woman he married. I have two step-daughters from his first marriage (I was wife #2). So my daughter has two half-sisters and one step sister.
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