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School of the Nations (Bahá'í – Brazil)
The School of the Nations, "Escola das Nações", is a bilingual (English- Portuguese) internationalist Bahá'í school in Brasília, Brazil for students from all nations and backgrounds, whose core values are based on the moral and ethical principles of the Bahá'í Faith. Its aim is for students to develop the qualities and understanding to become "world citizens".
==History==
The school was founded in 1980 by two North American families of educators who envisioned building a school around a new model of international education. The basis of this model was the Bahá'í teaching of "unity in diversity"; to create an environment in which students from different races, nationalities, cultures and religions could learn to live in peace and harmony, while developing their intellectual, physical and spiritual potentials to the highest degree.
During the 1990 International Literacy Year the school cooperated with several communities on projects, one of which included sponsorship by the Secretary of Education of the Federal District.〔(Activities in Support of International Literacy Year - 1990 ) Baha'i International Community, Organizational Report to the seventh meeting of the International Task Force on Literacy, Bonn, Germany, 4–8 February 1991, Annex I - List of Activities Reported by National Affiliates〕
During a special session of the Brazilian Federal Chamber of Deputies honoring the 1996 visit of Madame Mary Rabbání, a Deputy of the Social Democratic Party (Brazil) noted the school as an example of the contributions of the Bahá'í faith in "the economic and educational fields".〔(Brazilian parliament honors leading Bahá'í dignitary ), OneCountry, Volume 8, Issue 2 July–September 1996〕
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