Philipsburg:--- Commissioner of Youth Affairs Maria Buncamper-Molanus would like St. Maarten students to know that her door is always open to them if they need assistance with their projects. The Commissioner recently met with VWO 6 students in her office to answer questions they had about currency once St. Maarten obtains country status. The students will use the information to complete their profile paper.
"I am especially happy to see that the senior students in exam classes have projects and papers to write pertaining constitutional change. I cannot stress how important it is for our students to be involved in the process. Afterall, what we do today, they will inherit tomorrow. My staff and I are available to our students when and if they need assistance with such projects and papers," the Commissioner said.
The Commissioner went on to compliment the school directorates and/or those who determine curriculum for putting emphasis on the constitutional process. She urged increased discussion with students about constitutional matters as the date draws closer for Country St. Maarten.
