SOCIAL WORKERS, SCHOOL COUNSELLORS, EDUCATORS, English or ESL TEACHERS and small groups:
Tell them it is cool to be a good kid with educational series MY HOMETOWN!
MY HOMETOWN is used by teachers all over the world, both for living skills discussions and ESL or English classes.
(Also available for public and commercial broadcasters as well. Please contact us.)

For Schools and Libraries or small groups non-profit showings. (Church groups etc..) Educational guides available. Ask us.
4 episodes for non-profit public showings for small audiences, classrooms, public libraries, camps, church groups or events. You engage yourself to not sell, resell, copy or distribute content to someone else or on the internet. People who abuse this content or commit copyrights infringement will be prosecuted. All rights reserved by Jean Mercier, Author and owner of the copyright. © 2013

With Jay Baruchel, Albert Rosos, Sarah Osman. Produced and directed by Jean Mercier. As seen on YTV Canada, TV ONTARIO, The Knowledge Channel (BC), The Disney Channel in New Zealand and Australia, PBS Utah (US) and some 50 other countries.

Includes:

Episode 28 - The Big Choice:
School is almost over! Thomas and Simon are planning summer adventures. Yes, Thomas finds many diversions to ignore his failing mark in maths - he believes that things will just work out. But reality bites!

Episode 29 - A Place To Belong:
Mr. Deschesnes is greatly affected by his upcoming 80th birthday, and his friend Miss Kaplan is being pressured to move away in a home at the same time. Is this living the golden years in grace? Lisa recognizes that action must be taken.

Episode 30 - No Time To Lose:
Simon is willing to train non-stop to reach his goals and swim competitively. He sets up his own training space at a cottage by the lake for the summer. But driving himself almost to exhaustion, our champion faces a brush with death.

Episode 31 - Friends Grow Up:
Lisa and the boys find a nice little cabin on a cove and realize this is a great location for their summer parties. Bashful attraction becomes more serious as things seems like they are about to change.
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