Boston students prepare for travel to Mongolia in summer of 2011

May 20, 2011 | Uncategorized

In the Summer of 2011, 11 high school students from 4 different Boston Public schools (pictured below) will travel to Mongolia for 3 weeks at part of the Emerging Youth Leaders Program. A group from Mongolia will then travel to Boston, MA for a similar exchange trip in October of 2011. Read more on the United Planet Blog.

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