Stark County High School

Model United Nations

Stark County High School Model United Nations (SCHMUN) is an interschool Model UN organization in Northeast Ohio. Founded upon the principles of debate, discourse, and decorum, SCHMUN leads the region in unique conferences, lasting educational opportunities, and multi-level school cooperation. 

We hope to see you at our next assembly!

SCHMUN | Necessity dispenseth with decorum


SCHMUN 2022 Dates: 

November 10th 5-9pm and November 12th 9-4pm @ Jackson High School



The SCHMUN Conference


Malone University and Lake Local Schools are proud to have partnered together to provide students of Stark County with an engaging and challenging conference. Stark County High School Model United Nations (SCHMUN) is a unique blend of brand new delegates and veteran delegates. The SCHMUN Conference was established in 2006 by Dr. Scott Waalkes of Malone University. The aim of the conference is to provide a space for students, in a low-pressure environment, to hone their skills in teamwork and collaboration, research and writing, and public speaking.




SCHMUN is located at Lake Middle High School. SCHMUN is a free three-day event. The conference is located in the state-of-the-art Lake Middle High School building, equipped with flexible seating, modern technology, and open collaboration spaces. The conference aims to integrate technology into the committees and debate. Each room is equipped with microphones and four televisions. 


 





In addition to the debate, the SCHMUN conference aims to incorporate different academic entities. The conference has a support security staff made up of middle school students. Additionally, SCHMUN is staffed with journalism and multimedia students from different districts. Students work collaboratively to create a press team to cover the SCHMUN Conference.  

SCHMUN Sponsors

SCHMUN | "Necessity dispenseth with decorum."
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