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The American Philological Association (APA), founded in 1869 by "professors, friends, and patrons of linguistic science," is the principal learned society in North America… Read More >>

Education

updated 28 July 2010

• The APA/ACL Joint Task Force on Teacher Training and Certification invites you to review ACL-APA Standards for Latin Teacher Preparation
• In response to the upcoming addition of Caesar to the Advanced Placement Latin curriculum, the APA Board in January endorsed the development of a preliminary bibliography to help AP Latin teachers prepare for their future teaching. As APA Vice President for Education, I appointed Board members John Marincola and Ann Vasaly to take on this task and am very appreciative of their efforts.  
  Ronnie Ancona
  March 2010
• Foreign Language Enrollments in U.S. Public High Schools, 1890 -2000. (from ACTFL)
• Report on state certification requirements for teachers of Latin.
• Undergraduate Programs in Classics: Statement of Purpose. (revised 4/2000)
• The On-Line Survey of Audio-Visual Resources for Classics. (launches new browser window)
• ACL Teacher Placement Service: The American Classical League (ACL) maintains a listing of openings in primary and secondary schools for teachers of Latin and/or Greek
• APA Committee on Computer Activities
• Awards
  • APA Pre-Collegiate Teaching Awards
  • APA Collegiate Teaching Award
  • Minority Summer Scholarships
  • Coffin Fellowship
• Committee on Ancient History
  • 2008 Committee on Ancient History Panel
  • 2009 Committee on Ancient History Panel
  • 2010 Committee on Ancient History Panel
• Why In Heaven's Name are You Majoring In Greek?, by Lynn Sherr of ABC News