Open a chapter at your school
MORB offers opportunities to every student on the high school campus who is willing to use their language skills, natural strengths, or resources to strengthen the MORB community in both the U.S. and Mexico. MORB works to bridge the educational gaps between countries and foster ONE community that transcends geographical and cultural boundaries.
Some of our activities include:
Preparing curriculum for our weekly English classes
Preparing curriculum for life skills lessons
Teaching English classes remotely every week
Creating lesson review videos on our YouTube channel
Writing letters to Mexican children as pen pals (becoming part of their community and friends)
Hosting guest speakers to share their mission experiences in Mexico
Current Chapters
Northwood High School, Irvine
Sage Hill School, Newport Beach
Suggested steps for Establishing Club
Contact us via email! We are happy to help you step by step in successfully opening a chapter at your school!
Find a Reliable Advisor: Look for a potential club advisor who you are close with at your school, preferably a Spanish teacher.
Engage in MORB Activities: Start by personally participating in MORB activities, such as teaching, for 2-3 months. This will give you a better understanding of MORB and its mission.
Recruit Members: Begin recruiting students at your school to participate in MORB activities. When applying to establish the club, you can highlight how many students are already involved or interested in joining the MORB community.
Establish the Club: Once you have the groundwork laid, go ahead and establish the club. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions about MORB or need help communicating with your school’s ASB advisor.
Benefits of Establishing a Club at High School:
Provide high school students with a practical opportunity to practice their Spanish skills.
Foster connections and friendship through MORB community!
