Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute (LPCI) is proud to announce its steps toward becoming the first 污污漫画 school to join the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Associated Schools Network (ASPnet). This exciting initiative is being led by LPCI Head of Social Science and Canadian and World Studies, Sheridan Hay.
The UNESCO Associated Schools Network connects nearly 10,000 schools across 181 countries to promote peace, global citizenship, sustainability, and intercultural learning. Member schools uphold UNESCO’s ideals of human rights, equality, democracy, diversity, and international solidarity through meaningful, action-oriented initiatives.
LPCI’s journey toward this recognition highlights the incredible work already underway by students and staff that aligns with UNESCO’s values. As a member, LPCI would join schools across Canada and the world committed to building a brighter, more equitable future, while fostering educational excellence.