IMMUNS

Middle School MUN students traveled to the American School Foundation of Monterrey to compete in the IMMUNS model and were a great success representing our school.  Thank you so much to advisors Miss Tania and Miss Ana for guiding our students in the MUN club.   For IMMUNS, our Jaguars took home eight awards: Honorable Mentions to Luca Viliesi, Almudena Pérez, Ignacio Olea, and Sophia Stryer, Best Delegate awards to Eduardo Lopez Negrete, Valentina Guerra, and Juan Pablo Aguirre. Finally, Alejandra Torres was awarded Best Position Paper for her outstanding research and writing skills! 

Camille Casses, MS Principal

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Nuestros alumnos de Middle School MUN viajaron a la American School Foundation de Monterrey para competir en el modelo IMMUNS y tuvieron un gran éxito representando a nuestra escuela. Muchas gracias a las maestras Miss Tania y Miss Ana por guiar a nuestros alumnos en el club de MUN. Para IMMUNS, nuestros Jaguars se llevaron a casa ocho premios: Menciones Honoríficas para Luca Viliesi, Almudena Pérez, Ignacio Olea y Sophia Stryer; premios al Mejor Delegado para Eduardo López Negrete, Valentina Guerra y Juan Pablo Aguirre. Finalmente, Alejandra Torres recibió el premio al Mejor Enunciado de Posición por sus destacadas habilidades de investigación y redacción.


Camille Casses, Directora de MS

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