
The Frederick Gunn School - Best Boarding School in New England
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1920
Washington, CT 06793 USA
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Congratulations to Gunn MUN on an incredible day yesterday as they hosted a conference on campus with the next generation of leaders from schools all over CT. ““Change Begins with Us” wasn’t just a theme — it was the spirit of the day. From the moment delegates filled the opening ceremony to the final gavel, the energy never dipped. For many, it was their first-ever MUN conference. They may have arrived nervous, but they left confident, connected, and inspired. Across grades, schools, and committees, students came together not just to debate, but to listen, collaborate, and lead. GUNNMUN II wasn’t just a conference. It was a community. And if yesterday showed us anything, it’s that change hasn’t just begun. It’s already happening.” - Ryan Ryu (Secretary General & Class of 2025) 📸 : Ryan Ryu ’25 (fb)

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Type in your search and hit enter In This Section Scroll Believing Be A Force The Frederick Gunn School founded in 1850 is a coed boarding and day school for 325 students in grades 912 as well as a postgraduate year located in Washington Connecticut. Frederick Gunn was a pioneering educator courageous abolitionist and rugged outdoorsman. He inspired generations of students to be curious and thoughtful to be active members of their communities and to stand up for what they believe in. He was a transformational leader.
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