SJS at NAIMUN LXIII
Our SJSMUN delegation made its presence felt at the 63rd North American Invitational Model United Nations at Georgetown University.
Held under the theme Innovate, Implement, Inspire, NAIMUN brought together more than 3,000 students from around the world for one of the longest-running and most competitive UN simulations at the high school level.
Congratulations to our delegates: Maren Besser ‘26, Aren Finelt ‘26, Alejandro Gierbolini ‘26, Andrea Lantigua ‘26, Mardi Roques ‘26, Uma Navarrete ‘26, Tatiana Santiago ‘26, Lara Yassin ‘26, Clara Agosto ‘27, Malena Aponte ‘27, Andrea Cabrer ‘27, Camila Cabrera ‘27, Veronica Levis ‘27, Roni Levy ‘27, Sofia Sartori ‘27, Eva Finelt ‘28, Miabelle Gillier ‘28, Cecilia Trinidad ‘28, and Elsa Besser ‘29.
Special recognition to our committee awardees:
Group of 77
Verbal Commendation: Malena Aponte ‘27 and Andrea Cabrer ‘27 (Tunisia)
Verbal Commendation: Malena Aponte ‘27 and Andrea Cabrer ‘27 (Tunisia)
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA)
Verbal Commendation: Mardi Roques Colón ‘26 and Paulina Higuera ‘26 (Tunisia)
Verbal Commendation: Mardi Roques Colón ‘26 and Paulina Higuera ‘26 (Tunisia)
Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC)
Verbal Commendation: Lara Yassin ‘26 and Uma Navarrete ‘26 (Tunisia)
Verbal Commendation: Lara Yassin ‘26 and Uma Navarrete ‘26 (Tunisia)
Honorable Mention: Roni Lewy ‘27 and Clara Agosto ‘27 (Suriname)
The World Bank
Honorable Mention: Alejandro Gierbolini ‘26 and Aren Finelt ‘26 (Suriname)
Honorable Mention: Alejandro Gierbolini ‘26 and Aren Finelt ‘26 (Suriname)
These opportunities give our students direct exposure to global issues, real-time collaboration, and leadership practices that prepare them for what’s next.
Saint John’s School
Saint John’s School is a non-profit, college preparatory, nonsectarian, coeducational day school founded in 1915. The school, located in a residential area of Condado, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, has an enrollment of over 800 students from Toddler to grade twelve. Instruction is mostly in English with the exception of language courses.