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West Side Montessori Students Shine at Montessori Model UN in New York City
Last week, West Side Montessori Middle School had the incredible opportunity to participate in the Montessori Model United Nations (MMUN) conference in New York City. MMUN is a unique program that simulates the United Nations General Assembly for middle school and upper elementary students, offering them a chance to step into the roles of global delegates. Through this experience, students develop critical skills such as problem-solving, collaboration, and global awareness while learning that their voices matter in shaping the world around them. -
MathCounts Team Competes & Student Advances to State Competition
The West Side MathCounts team made up of 6th - 8th graders competed in the Toledo Chapter Competition at UT on Friday. All nine students (Brayden Miller, Carter Tebay, Quentin Knouse-Loegering, Leo Snyder, and Will Wen, plus the four named below) competed in the individual Sprint and Target rounds and did very well. Additionally, our four-person team of Angelica Teets, Andrew Case, Carson Kreinbrink, and Raghav Bommana, competed in the Team round with teams from other schools, and finished eighth!Special congratulations to Andrew, who earned fifth place overall in the individual rounds and will be advancing to the State Competition at Columbus State Community College on March 15!We are very proud of all our West Side mathletes!
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WSM does not discriminate on the basis of ethnic origin, race, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability in the administration of its admission policy, educational policy, or any school-administered program.