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Ray-Angel Simon Lynch to represent Sint Maarten in Cuba. | SMN News

December 4, 2019

Ray-Angel Simon Lynch to represent Sint Maarten in Cuba. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Ray-Angel Simon Lynch has been selected to participate in the Second UNESCO International Science School “Promoting youth leadership on climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction in the Caribbean” Regional event to be organized in Havana, Cuba, from 3 to 5 December 2019.

Ray-Angel Simon Lynch, who is currently in the 11th Grade Honor Levels Student at K12 International Academy, is a talented individual. He is a first responder, PADI certified scuba diver, underwater action videographer, Championship Regional & National Dancer, 2-time Water Polo Champion(team), Dance Teacher & Drummer to list a few of his accomplishments.

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