Rules for Joining E.U.N.

Overview:

EUN is set up to promote student learning and empowerment
EUN does not promote any specific political or social philosophy
EUN shares the results of student surveys and votes with others
EUN is working to provide a program for students K-12
EUN is committed to providing age-appropriate experiences for students of all ages

Steps for Acceptance:

Have certified that you are member of a school: public, private, or home school.
Have an adult sponsor who is affiliated with a school.
Have, for education purposes, agreed to establish some form of an independent classroom country as outlined in the manuscript, "Developing a Classroom Country." (Note: This can either be a very simple classroom country or one that is very complex.)
Have agreed to establish a monetary system and agreed to develop a "Classroom Privilege Card" which will be auctioned off at the end of each week, to set the global exchange rate. (not necessary in the spring of 1997 but eventually we would like to put this in the play of the simulation)
Have agreed to use appropriate "net etiquette" in all dealings with participating countries and their citizens.