Advertising for a Cause

 by Y11, March 15 2023

Our Y11 students created the below advertisements to advocate for causes they chose and believe in. Please support those causes if you can!

Salome Florez, Isabella Garcia, Luana Reyes



Tomas Amaya, Juan P Zea, Samuel Zuluaga



Mariana Bohorquez, Sara Manrique, Isabella Portilla Ordoñez

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