The World - News from May 2, 1986
A dozen Soviet teen-agers will attend a private New England prep school next year under a tentative exchange agreement that provides for a dozen American students to study at an “elite boarding school” in Siberia, U.S. officials announced. Stephen H. Rhinesmith of the U.S. Information Agency, who coordinated the cultural and educational exchange agreements signed at the Geneva summit last November, said rotating groups of four students from the Siberian Academy of Sciences in Novosibirsk will attend the Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., for 10 weeks of study each, starting next fall.
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