Adolescent MMUN Trip!

Hello, fellow students, education enthusiasts and wonderful donors!

How many chances do you get to make a positive difference?

You have probably heard the phrase “Think globally, act locally.”

Well this is your lucky day! You have stumbled upon a great opportunity to help make a better and brighter future.

We are the students of Community Montessori School’s Adolescent Program. This program allows us to work together as a team and to accomplish tasks and to be the best versions of ourselves.

This year our 8th and 9th graders have an amazing opportunity to attend the annual Montessori Model United Nations (MMUN).

What is Montessori Model United Nations?

MMUN is an opportunity for Montessori students from around the world to meet and collaborate on ideas to make the world a better place. Each student represents a country committee with a few other students and speaks on its behalf about ongoing problems that the actual United Nation (UN) discusses.

What is Community Montessori School?

CMS aims to establish an environment where everyone feels welcome and safe, while also providing the tools we need to succeed in life.

What is the CMS Adolescent Program?

The Adolescent Program is specifically designed to address humanity’s relationship with the natural world, in accordance with Maria Montessori’s principles.

Within the Montessori approach, CMS cultivates a secure and nurturing space where students can develop into conscientious and educated individuals. The goal is to prepare them for seamless integration into society.

Why should you help?

Support the next generation of the world. Whether we pursue careers in business, law, medical, military, etc., this is an experience that will shape us to be better leaders for tomorrow.

“Think globally, act locally”

How can you help?

Donate: Any amount will help.

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Please consider supporting our cause!

Kindest Regards,

The Adolescent Program Students