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Four Woodlands Academy students join in a global dialogue Four students from Woodlands Academy were among the nearly 250 from 12 countries participating in a Dec. 9 dialogue on topics of current importance organized by Global Education Benchmark Group, of which the Lake Forest school is a member.GEBG
Updated 12/21/2020 9:04 AM
The high school students from 13 countries participating in an international dialogue on Youth Action for Global Causes included four from Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart. Alex Arreci, a sophomore from Berwyn; Kayla Imanzi, a senior from Rwanda; Maddie Moravek, a senior from Libertyville; and Isabelle Ryan, a senior from Chicago, represented Woodlands, the only Illinois school involved. They joined nearly 250 students from other schools in the U.S. and Belarus, Canada, Chile, England, France, Ghana, India, Romania, Russia, South Africa, Spain and Turkey who came together Dec. 9 to offer their perspectives.
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Four students from Woodlands Academy were among the nearly 250 from 12 countries participating in a Dec. 9 dialogue on topics of current importance organized by Global Education Benchmark Group, of which the Lake Forest school is a member. (CEBG)
The high school students from 13 countries participating in an international dialogue on Youth Action for Global Causes included four from Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart. Alex Arreci, a sophomore from Berwyn; Kayla Imanzi, a senior from Rwanda; Maddie Moravek, a senior from Libertyville; and Isabelle Ryan, a senior from Chicago, represented Woodlands, the only Illinois school involved. They joined nearly 250 students from other schools in the U.S. and Belarus, Canada, Chile, England, France, Ghana, India, Romania, Russia, South Africa, Spain and Turkey who came together Dec. 9 to offer their perspectives.