Dr. Douglas A. Tyson, Ed.D.
Assistant Superintendent, Region 1, Fairfax County Public Schools
"I am most proud of Ryan and the Langley World Affairs Club. I have shared the information with appropriate people at Region 1 middle schools and high schools. I hope we get lots of entries!"
— April 3, 2025
Spain Calls on FCPS Students!
Ambassador of Spain Ángeles Moreno is clear: Gálvez is vital. Her March 11th letter highlights his crucial role in American victory. She calls on YOU, FCPS students, to uncover this forgotten history and see how Gálvez forged the U.S.-Spain bond. This is your chance to play your crucial role in victory—make history!
Our inaugural challenge: "Bernardo de Gálvez: A Champion of American Independence and a Symbol of Enduring Spanish-American Friendship."
Be honored at an exclusive Awards Ceremony at the Embassy of Spain! The Ambassador of Spain will recognize winning students, celebrating your contribution to U.S.-Spain relations.1 And outstanding essays may be published online.
Your time is now! Essays are reviewed on a rolling basis, so submit early to secure your spot. Don't risk waiting—the Langley World Affairs Club may limit submissions or close the deadline early. Answer the call! Submit TODAY!
Ryan Minton, President
Langley World Affairs Club
March 2025
1 (Schedule permitting, exact date TBD)
250311_Letter to Mr. Ryan Minton_Langley World Affairs Club_President.pdf
Shaping the Future of Diplomacy:
The Gálvez Essay Contest Begins!
March 11, 2025 | A new chapter in global engagement kicks off!
(Left): The official launch at the Embassy of Spain with Mr. Antonio Garcia Roger, Political Counselor; Ryan Minton, President, Langley World Affairs Club; and Ms. Carla Cabrera Cuadrado, Public Diplomacy Officer.
(Below) "Honoring history—Paying tribute to Bernardo de Gálvez at his statue outside the Embassy, 2374 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, D.C. 20037."
