JAMES AND SUZY CAMERON TO OPEN VEGAN SCHOOLS ACROSS U.S.
The Calabasas, California-based school was established in 2005 by preservationist Suzy Amis Cameron, her better half movie director and celebrity James Cameron, and her sister Rebecca Amis.
Despite the fact that MUSE presently serves grades K-12 a vegan school lunch, it wasn’t generally along this way— it officially received a plant-based menu in 2015, persuaded by James’ and Suzy’s duties to shielding the planet from environmental change.
Its kitchen — which is 100 percent sun based controlled — has likewise gotten a four-star “Green Restaurant” accreditation from the Green Restaurant Association.
The MUSE school is presently hoping to establish a franchize so as to bring its planet-friendly mission to different districts.
As per the MUSE Global site, “MUSE Global will embody everything that the original MUSE School CA has to offer. And here’s what we want: we want like-minded people who want to join the MUSE Schools’ bandwagon to inspire and prepare people to live consciously with themselves, one another and the planet.”
“Through our expansion efforts and with science and success backing us, MUSE Global will allow their vision to positively impact people all over the world,” the site proceeds.
The trio have their eye on San Francisco and Berkely as a potential new areas
“The greatest thing is the open-mindedness of those areas,” Amis told the San Francisco Business Times. “What I think is going to happen is when we open new schools, they are going to fill up very quickly.”
Notwithstanding serving vegan school lunch from its green kitchen, MUSE consolidates exercises concentrated on manageability and social obligation at all evaluation levels.
Its Seed-to-Table program shows undergraduates how to develop and grow food and find out about the association between what we eat, our wellbeing, and the earth.
The MUSE school is currently open to both global and local franchising. To find out additional, visit the official site.