After the January 12, 2010 earthquake we gathered a group of educated young men and women for a dialogue about the future of Haiti. This dialogue eventually led us to this crucial question.  What kind of citizens Haiti will need in the coming years to facilitate its social economic  development? Once we answered this question,  we started to organize and train the teachers who would teach in the school that will have to educate a new type of students that can be future agents of change for Haiti.

This was part of the principles that influenced the original name of the school."Lekól Vizyon Modénn" (school for a modern vision). We believed that the type of students/graduates that Haiti will need to facilitate its development is a student that is taught in his/her maternal language to be a creative critical thinker that has full mastery of its social economic environment and applied knowledge. In the last eleven years our students have not failed us,  as demonstrated by the national standard exam results