SAINT-MARTIN:--- Twenty-two final-year students from the American International Section at Lycée Robert Weinum are seeking community support to help fund an educational and cultural trip to Boston scheduled for March 16–23, 2027.
Led by English teacher and project coordinator Charlisia Baray, the “Boston 2027” initiative will give students a chance to explore the city’s history, culture, universities, and landmarks while building their English-language skills.
A fundraising campaign is now open on La Trousse à Projets. According to the organizers, any contribution will help make the trip possible, including funding educational visits and cultural activities during the students’ stay. Trousse à Projet QR code et Lien
The project offers students a chance to extend their learning beyond the classroom through firsthand exposure to the language and culture they study in the American International Section.
Baray is encouraging parents, residents, associations and businesses to support the initiative and share the fundraising appeal with relatives, friends and colleagues.
The organizers emphasize that every contribution can help the students reach their goal.
Members of the public wishing to contribute can visit the Boston 2027 fundraising page on La Trousse à Projets or scan the QR code in the campaign’s promotional document.
Under the slogan “One journey. A thousand discoveries,” the students and their teacher hope to turn community support into a memorable educational experience.
