“Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen.” ~ Winston Churchill
Cape Cod, Massachusetts:
Leading in the Community:
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The Middle School World Peace
and Leadership Program
Teaching Students What It Means To Be A Global Citizen
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How can we promote peace in our communities? How can young students be diplomats? Join Project Next Generation to learn about other cultures, languages, global policy, peace and diplomacy.
In this informative program, students take on roles as real diplomats working at the United Nations. We hold debates, discussions and interactive activities that address issues in the 21st Century.
In this informative program, students take on roles as real diplomats working at the United Nations. We hold debates, discussions and interactive activities that address issues in the 21st Century.
Exploring the Power of Volunteerism
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This school vacation, students worked on a service project for local senior citizens and families. Project Next Generation hosted a clothing and book donation drive. Students became involved in meaningful service project while having fun.
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Expanding Our Online Project Next Generation Classroom
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Project Next Generation students have taken the initiative to make a difference worldwide. Students answer questions on FreeRice.com and help eradicate world hunger. For each question answered correctly, the World Food Program donates 10 grains of rice to communities across the globe. To join the movement online, visit: FreeRice.com
