2026-2027
High School Team
Registration is Open
2026-2027 TBHMUN High School Team
TBHMUN High School Team
Meets Weekly on Fridays from 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Open to Students enrolled in High School as of September 1, 2026
Includes registration to all local TBHMUN Committees from 9/1/26 to 4/30/27
Includes participation in one local Model UN Crisis Committee:
1 | TBHMUN Fall Crisis Committee - September 19, 2026, hosted in Tampa
Includes participation in 3 overnight weekend Model UN conferences:
1 | KnightMUN - October 9-11, 2026, hosted in Orlando (ALL Delegates)
2 | GatorMUN - January 22-24, 2027, hosted in Gainesville (ALL Delegates)
3 | MUNUC - February 18-21, 2027, hosted in Chicago, IL (RETURNING Delegates)
4 | FIMUN - TBA Date in March 2027 in Miami (NEW Delegates)
Team Meets September 12th through March 12th*
*Start and end dates are subject to change
Anticipated Costs
Our team of students is actively working to secure grants & donations
to assist with the costs of the 2026-2027 season.
any contributions received will be used to offset the listed costs.
reductions are not guaranteed and the registrant is responsible for
the full listed cost if Grants & donations do not materialize.
TBHMUN High School Team
BASE COST FOR NEW Delegates - $1,850 per delegate
BASE COST RETURNING Delegates - $2,350 per delegate
Delegates may choose to attend optional conferences at an additional fee
$750 deposit due at registration - Access to team materials not provided until complete
Balance of Delegate Registration Fee due September 30th
Major Policy Changes in 2026-2027
Chaperone Policy - Beginning in September 2026, TBHMUN will no longer cover flight or hotel costs for out-of-state conferences or for “additional optional conferences”. TBHMUN will cover hotel costs for chaperones who are required to drive students to and from conference events each day. We currently anticipate that this will occur only at KnightMUN, GatorMUN, and FIMUN. Chaperones at KnightMUN, GatorMUN, and FIMUN must be willing and able to drive up to 4 delegates each day and assist with picking up food purchases. For optional conferences that require driving, TBHMUN will announce its policies to attending delegates.
Parent Attendance at Conferences - Parents attending conferences as non-chaperones must finalize their plans by September 10th for KnightMUN and VUMUN, and by October 15th for all other conferences. Otherwise, the parent will be responsible for booking and purchasing their own travel.
Delegate Conduct - Beginning in September 2026, all new delegates will be required to review and sign a code of conduct outlining expectations for TBHMUN delegates during team activities and potential disciplinary actions for violations.
Course Credit - Beginning immediately, any requests for TBHMUN certification of participation for use as high school class credit will include the delegate's current grade on Google Classroom assignments for TBHMUN.
Additional Optional Conferences
1 | VUMUN - October 15-18, 2026, hosted in Nashville, TN
Minimum 6 Delegates Required - Anticipated Cost $1,100-$1,200 per delegate
Out-of-State Conference - Team Departs Tampa on October 14th, returning October 18th
2 | NAIMUN - February 11-14, 2027, hosted in Washington, DC
Minimum 6 Delegates Required - Anticipated Cost $1,600-$1,750 per delegate
Out-of-State Conference - Team Departs Tampa on February 11th, returning February 14th
3 | FHSMUN - TBA Date in February, hosted in Altamonte Springs, FL
Minimum 6 Delegates Required - Anticipated Cost $600 per delegate
4 | FIMUN - TBA Date in March, hosted in Miami, FL
Minimum 6 Delegates Required - Anticipated Cost $600 per delegate
Returning delegates should register for this conference using the “Optional Conference Attendance” option.
5 | MUN-NY - March 29-April 2, 2027, hosted in New York, NY
Minimum 6 Delegates Required - Anticipated Cost $1,850 per delegate
Out-of-State Conference - Travel Dates TBA
All meetings are scheduled to take place in St. Petersburg, FL.
Occasionally, meetings will be held virtually via DISCORD or at different locations in the Tampa Bay area due to venue and/or instructor availability.
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This year, we will offer one team for high school students. If your student is in high school courses as of September 6, 2026 (grades 9-12), they will participate in the TBHMUN High School Team.
Students not yet in high school courses (grade 8 or younger) as of September 6, 2024 are not eligible to join any TBHMUN team.
Students who have already graduated from high school are not eligible to join any TBHMUN team.
As of the 2025-2026 season, TBHMUN has discontinued offering a Middle School Competitive Team due to limited resources and interest.
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The TBHMUN High School Team is only open to students who are in grades 9-12 as of September 1, 2026. These students will meet weekly throughout the year to prepare for their competitions. They will participate in three conferences around the state of Florida which involve overnight stays at the conference locations.
These conferences are;
1) KnightMUN at the University of Central Florida in Orlando,
2) GatorMUN at the University of Florida in Gainesville,
3) MUNUC at the Hyatt Regency in Chicago, IL,* and,
4) FIMUN at Florida International University in Miami.**
*Please note that MUNUC is currently only being offered as a conference for returning delegates. New delegates are not eligible to travel to this conference. This policy is subject to change based on registration numbers and fundraising metrics.
**Please note that FIMUN is currently only being offered as a default conference for new delegates. Returning delegates who wish to attend FHSMUN must pay an additional fee and indicate their desire to participate at the time of registration. This policy is subject to change based on registration numbers and fundraising metrics.
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Yes. All students are required to attend all of the conferences and local committees included in their base costs.
For returning students, this includes all TBHMUN Local Events, BullsMUN, KnightMUN, GatorMUN, and MUNUC.
For new delegates, this includes all TBHMUN Local Events, BullsMUN, KnightMUN, GatorMUN, and FHSMUN.
Should a student need to withdraw for emergency purposes (e.g. illness, family emergency), they will not be entitled to a refund or credit of any kind.
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All students on all teams will be expected to participate in at least 3 committees hosted by TBHMUN over the academic year. These one-day events are open to the public but are included in delegate registration fees for members of the High School Team.
The 2026-2027 TBHMUN Committees will be:
September 26, 2026:
2026 TBHMUN Fall Crisis Committee
The Ad-Hoc of the TBHMUN Staff
October 10, 2026:
2026 TBHMUN Fall General Assembly Committee
United Nations Security Council
April 2, 2027 (tentative)
2027 TBHMUN Spring Crisis Committee
World of Darkness: The Inner Circle
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Students are encouraged to attend all meetings of their team. If they cannot attend for any reason, they will be responsible for completing any team assignments that were due and for learning any materials discussed during their absence on their own.
If students intend to use this program for course credit, attendance will be part of their grade.
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All overnight travel by the TBHMUN High School Team will be chaperoned by at least 2 members of TBHMUN’s volunteer staff.
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No. All team fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. This is necessary to keep our non-profit organization’s costs to a minimum.
If you withdraw from the team or are removed from the team for violating team rules (e.g. disciplinary matters or failure to participate in any team activities), you will not receive a refund or credit of any kind.
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Students are required to have the ability to reliably access the internet, email, Google Classroom, and Discord to successfully participate in any of our teams.
All of the above-named tools are mandatory for all students on all teams.
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Please send us an email at contact@tbhmun.com and we would be happy to answer any additional questions you might have.
What does the High School team do?
Our High School Team is a team of homeschooled students that participates as a “delegation” at competitive High School Model UN conferences. Usually, institutional (public or private) schools send delegations that are made up of students from their schools, almost like sports teams. Our team allows homeschooled students to be on a team with their peers and compete against students from other schools, which is normally difficult or nigh-impossible.
Why do Model United Nations?
Model United Nations is unique in how broad, thorough, and intense it is in the way it prepares students to take on academic and real-world challenges. Students will learn and practice many skills, such as public speaking, debate, research, academic/formal writing, diplomacy and negotiation, leadership, and personal networking.
Although intense and demanding, Model UN is also very fun and rewarding!
“At Model UN, you broaden your horizons. By learning and networking, you can be a part of the UN’s efforts to establish peace, secure human rights, and enable all people to live in dignity.”
increasing access to tbhmun
The COVID-19 pandemic forced us to transition from in-person team meetings to online training sessions. Those challenging times reminded us of the value of in-person learning while also opening our eyes to new opportunities that online resources can provide our delegates.
Now that we are back to normal, we combine both by anchoring our signature in-person meetings with additional pieces of training and resources provided to our delegates in an online format.
Receive training and opportunities
Our Travel Team delegates benefit from weeks of hands-on live training provided by our talented team of staff members, most of whom are successful former homeschoolers and delegates on the Model UN competitive circuit.
Our staff makes sure that every student receives the instruction and support they need to develop the skills needed to not only succeed but also excel at Model UN!