CPL: For the Vice Presidents


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	CPL Goals 2004-2005 increase visibility of Latin programs in your area (newspaper articles, local parades, holiday events, 3k runs/walks, kite flying competitions, Halloween haunted houses, helping at football games, whatever) utilize CPL funds more effectively for broader, more visible promotional activities (see above) encourage or organize letter writing campaigns to thank principals, superintendents and school boards for supporting Latin in tough economic times increase visibility of National Latin Teacher Recruitment Week expand and utilize the master teacher list promote CPL Online (once launched) 2003-2004 revise website to be more in line with the new CAMWS website increase number of teachers being nominated for teaching award provide downloadable materials online for teachers--posters, brochures, etc. launch CPL Online, an online journal primarily of pedagogical papers presented at CAMWS to develop both a proactive and a reactive plan for dealing with programs in crisis expand master teacher list to include master teachers from all the states and provinces 2002-2003 Improve communication between the CPL committee and CAMWS vice-presidents Provide an orientation for vice-presidents at CAMWS 2003 Gather information about Latin teaching in CAMWS territory 2001-2002 identifying Latin programs in each state and anticipating openings developing contacts between CAMWS members and state foreign language coordinators [LINK] creating a list of expert high school teachers willing to speak to college students about careers in high school Latin teaching, sponsoring such events, putting testimonials on the CPL website [LINK] identifying the Latin teacher programs and their coordinators in CAMWS territory and obtaining statistical information about their graduates [LINK] developing and distributing information about Latin to high school administrators and counselors 2000-2001 identifying Latin programs in each state and anticipating openings developing contacts between CAMWS members and state foreign language coordinators creating a list of expert high school teachers willing to speak to college students about careers in high school Latin teaching, sponsoring such events, putting testimonials on the CPL website identifying the Latin teacher programs and their coordinators in CAMWS territory and obtaining statistical information about their graduates developing and distributing information about Latin to high school administrators and counselors 1999-2000 celebrate and publicize Latin activities in CAMWS territory (with promotional awards and newspaper publicity) identifying state foreign language contacts in CAMWS territory collect and develop good promotional resources encourage applications for CPL funds 1998-1999 increased and more geographically diverse CPL grant requests develop the CPL website celebrate and publicize successful Latin programs and activities encourage better ties between CPL and high school programs, in particular by establishing an award to recognize the best high school activity promoting Latin in CAMWS territory developing contacts with state foreign language coordinators and keeping them informed about Latin activities in their states return to menu
	Checklist for Vice Presidents Fall 2004 Read your CAMWS Handbook! It is a great source for information about your position. contact state/provincial organizations with information about CAMWS membership, scholarships, brochures, CPL grants, CPL Promotional Activity award, etc. determine Latin programs in the state/province where openings are anticipated or program cancellations threatened contact the foreign language liaison at the State Board of Education to determine pending issues related to foreign languages in general and Latin in particular target potential applicants for CPL grants and encourage them to apply create a list of expert high school teachers willing to speak to college students about careers in high school Latin teaching, sponsoring such events, putting testimonials on the CPL website AND send list of expert high school teachers to the CPL Chair by December 15th. (This information will be used for National Latin Teacher Recruitment Week.). contact the Latin teacher programs and their coordinators in your state/province and obtain statistical information about their graduates Spring 2005 monitor status of vacancies and programs in jeopardy prepare report on state of Classics in your state/province for Regional VP by February 1st. This report should summarize the state of Classics in your state/province with particular emphasis on CAMWS activities like CPL grants and the CPL goals for 2004-2005, and what activities are planned for NLTRW, etc. *Regional VPs need to have their report turned in no later than March 1st.* set a goal of at least one CPL grant application from your state/province by April 1st return to menu
	Master Latin Teacher List (Last updated August 1, 2004. Have I left anyone off?) The following Latin teachers are available to speak to high school or college students about the joys of a career as a high school Latin teacher. This is a list in progress. Please send corrections and additions to ginlindzey@lindzey.us. Click on the state name to go to that state. Alabama \| Arizona \| Arkansas \| Colorado \| Florida Georgia \| Illinois \| Indiana \| Iowa \| Kansas \| Kentucky Louisiana \| Manitoba \| Michigan \| Minnesota Mississippi \| Missouri \| Nebraska \| New Mexico North Carolina \| North Dakota \| Ohio \| Oklahoma Ontario \| Saskatechwan \| South Carolina South Dakota \| Tennessee \| Texas \| Virginia \| Utah West Virginia \| Wisconsin \| Wyoming ARIZONA Carolyn Jenson, Horizon High School, 5601 E. Greenway Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85254, 602-953-4129, romelives@earthlink.net COLORADO Joy Collins, Fountain Valley School, 6155 Fountain Valley School Road , Colorado Springs, CO 80911-2251, 719 527-1450, jcollins@fvs.edu Kendra Ettenhofer, Mitchell High School, 1205 Potter Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80909, 719-573-5110, khe@iex.net Lynn Gibert, Denver University High School, Margery Reed Hall, University of Denver Denver, CO 80210, 303 661-9211 Susan McGuinness, Heritage High School, 1401 West Geddes Avenue, Littleton, CO 80120, 303-798-0392, mcguinne@colorado.edu Carol Murphy, Smoky Hill High School, 16100 Smoky Hill Road, Aurora, CO 80015, 303-306-6620, cmurphy@mail.ccsd.k12.co.us Kris Tracy, Ricks Center for Gifted Children, University of Denver, 2040 S. York Street, Denver, CO 80208, 303-733-2790, ktracy@du.edu FLORIDA Karen L. Rieffel, 3028 NE 52nd Drive, Okeechobee FL 34972-8607, 863-763-6990, Okeechobee High School, 2800 HWY 441, North Okeechobee FL 34972, 863-462-5025, FAX 863-462-5037 karlatin@okeechobee.com Marsha Walper, Godby HS, 1717 West Tharpe St., Tallahassee, Florida 32303, 850-488-1325, Fax: 850-922-4162, walper@mail.godby.leon.k12.fl.us INDIANA Bernie Barcio Pompeiana, Inc. 6026 Indianola Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46202 Steve Perkins, North Central High School, 1801 E. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46240, 317-259-5301, x5626 KENTUCKY Amy Chifici Davies County High School 4255 New Hartford Rd. Owensboro, KY 42303 270-852-7300 amychifici@daviess.k12.ky.us Bari Conder Clements Madison Central High School 705 North Second Street Richmond, KY 40475 859-624-4505 859-623-3925 (fax) LConder@aol.com Barbara Geoghegan Franklin County High School 1100 East main Street Frankfort, KY 40601 502-695-6750 barbg@insightbb.com (after May 2004) Kelly Kusch Covington Latin School 21 East Eleventh Covington, KY 41011 859-291-7044 kelly.kusch@covingtonlatin.org Brandi Larkey Lexington Catholic High School 2250 Clays Mill Rd. Lexington, KY 40503 859-277-7183, ext. 164 blarkey@lexingtoncatholic.com Diann Meade Notre Dame Academy 1699 Hilton Drive Park Hills, KY 41011 859-261-4300, ext. 69 dmeade@nda-cvg.org Cathy Scaife Lexington Catholic High School 2250 Clays Mill Rd. Lexington, KY 40503 859-277-7183, ext. 445 cscaife@lexingtoncatholic.com MICHIGAN Deborah Stakenas, East Kentwood High School, 6230 Kalamazoo Avenue, Kentwood, MI 49508, School: 616-698-6700, Home: 616-656-0174, deborahstakenas@hotmail.com MINNESOTA Mr. Dennis M. Rayl, 1851 Dayton Ave. St., Paul, MN 55104, 651-644-3259 Trinity School at River Ridge, 2300 E. 88th St., Bloomington, MN 55425, 952-854-0008 (fax 952-854-3232), d.rayl@unique-software.com MISSISSIPPI Patsy Ricks St. Andrews High School 370 Old Agency Road Ridgeland, MS 39157 Phone: 601853-6000 email: RICKSP@GoSaints.org MISSOURI Delilah Shotts, Lebanon High School, 777 Brice Street, Lebanon, MO 65536 14390 Skyline Drive, Lebanon, MO 65536, H-417-532-4490, W-417-532-9144, dshotts@lion.org Sue Ann Moore, Columbia Independent School, 1200 E. Broadway, Box 2017 Columbia, MO 65217 4113 Cedar Crest Lane, Columbia, MO 65203, H-573-446-1028, W-573-815-5968, mooresa@cis-lions.pvt.k12.mo.us James Lowe, John Burroughs School, 755 S. Price Rd., St. Louis, MO 65215, H-314-963-9099, W-314-933-4045 ext. 338, Fax 314-993-6458, jlowe@jburroughs.org Nancy Lacy, Pembroke Hill School, 5121 Stateline, Kansas City, MO 64112, 111 W. 76th Terrace, Kansas City, MO 64114, H-816-361-1707, W-816-936-1560, Nlacy@pembrokehill.org NORTH CAROLINA Betsy Dawson, 4421 Whitfield Rd., Durham, NC 27707, 919-489-3668, bookman@math.duke.edu Sarah Wright, 301 Falling Leaf Ln., Greensboro, NC 27410, 910-852-2956, wrights@guilford.k12.nc.uc NORTH DAKOTA Mr. David L. Volk, 1122 Oak St., North Fargo, ND 58102, 701-237-4103 Fargo North High School, 801 17th Ave., North Fargo, ND 58102, 701-241-4702 ,(fax 701-241-6070), volkd@fargo.k12.nd.us OHIO John Breuker, Jr., 73 Hudson Street, Western Reserve Academy, Hudson, OH 44236-2915, (H) 330-650-5853; (S) 330-650-5835 x42 BreukerJ@wra.net Teaching Experience: 7 at the college\|university level, 35 at the high school level. Experienced AP exam reader\|teacher (Vergil,Catullus-Horace). SOUTH DAKOTA Mr. E. Jay Mickelson, 236 West Prospect Ave., Pierre, SD 57501, 605-224-7732 T. F. Riggs High School, 1010 E. Broadway, Pierre, SD 57501, 605-773-7350, (fax 605-773-7360), mickelsonj@pierre.k12.sd.us TENNESSEE East Tennessee: Janet Colbert Webb School of Knoxville 9800 Webb School Drive Knoxville, TN 37923 865-691-9627 jgcol@webbschool.org Sharon Fischbach Farragut H.S. 11237 Kingston Pike Farragut, TN 37932 865-966-9775 Frances Brown latinmomma@yahoo.com 100 Creekwood Ln. Hendersonville, TN 37075 Middle Tennessee: Nancy Howell Martin Luther King, Jr., Magnet H.S. 613 17th Avenue Nashville, TN 37203 615-329-8163 (fax) 615-292-5673 nancy.howell@mnps.org Michael W. Williams 386 Vincion Road Murfreesboro, TN 37130-7906 615-904-3865 (office) 615-904-3866 (fax) williamsmi@shs.res.k12.tn.us Mike teaches at Smyrna H.S. and is co-sponsor of TJCL. Ed Long, EdLongInTN@aol.com West Tennessee: Dawn LaFon White�s Station High School 514 South Perkins Memphis, TN 38117 901-761-8880 901-761-8910 (fax) DLafon740@aol.com JoAnn Haughton, magistrahaughton@hotmail.com TEXAS ABILENE Rose Williams, rwill627@camalott.com AUSTIN Gaylan Dubose, Ffrank1060@aol.com Jo Green, lalage@att.net Jenny Luongo, Samual Marshall, samhagermarshall@msn.com Deborah Laake, DLAAKE@worldnet.att.net Ginny Lindzey, ginlindzey@lindzey.us DALLAS Area Angela Fritsen, afritsen@juno.com Karen Villarreal, lynx@fastlane.net Julie McConathy, j.mcconathy@worldnet.att.net Ann Price, fawpd@juno.com NORTH TEXAS Patricia Rektorik-Sprinkle, elknirps@gte.net Larry Martin, lmartin@texoma.net SAN ANTONIO Doris Kays, dkays@neisd.net VIRGINIA BLUE RIDGE Patrick Bradley, pbradley@rcs.k12.va.us, Rockbridge County High SChool, 214 Miller St., Lexington, VA, 24450 Rick Heatley, rheatley@ntelos.net, 18 Grey Dove Rd., Lexington, VA 24450 CENTRAL VIRGINIA AND SOUTHSIDE Marianthe Colakis, mcolakis@hotmail.com, 855A Fountain Court, Charlottesville, VA 22901 Deborah Mason, Demason@campbell.k12.va.us, Altavista High School , 904 Bedford Ave., Altavista, VA 24517 Max Meador, mmeador@ves.org, 443 Oak Point Road, Forest, VA 24551 FREDERICKSBURG, RICHMOND, TIDEWATER Cathy Daugherty, HCPSFL@aol.com, 11174 Elmont Road, Ashland, VA 23005 Lee Perkins, nagashta@i2020.net, St. Catherine's School, 6001 Grove Avenue, Richmond, VA 23226 Mark Keith, pallanteum@aol.com, Chancellor High School, 11809 Clarence Drive, Fredericksburg, VA 22407 Kevin Perry, kperry@fredericksburgacademy.org, Fredericksburg Academy, 132 Falcon Drive, Fredericksburg, VA 22408 Stephanie Pope, smpope@infi.net , 1192 Cypress Point Way, Virginia Beach, VA 23455 NORTHERN VIRGINIA Martha G. Abbott, marty.abbott@fcps.edu, Director, Office of High School Instruction and K-12 Curriculum Services, Fairfax County Public Schools Sally Davis, saldavis@erols.com, 2110 S. Quincy St., Arlington VA 22204 Kevin Gushman, kgushman@aol.com, 3607 Bent Branch Ct, Falls Church, VA 22041 Liz Heimbach, EHeimbach@aol.com, Madeira School, 8328 Georgetown Pike, McLean, VA 22102 Kay Larrieu, Klarrieu@aol.com, 8230 MacBeth St., Manassas, VA 20110 Sue Robertson, krobertson5@juno.com, 12211 Diamond Hill Dr, Reston, VA 22091 Paul Weiss, HKKPCW@aol.com, H-B Woodlawn, 4100 N. Vacation Lane, Arlington, VA 22207-3935 WEST VIRGINIA Ede Ashworth, Brooke County High School, 1415 Pleasant Avenue, Wellsburg, WV 26070 Robin Snyder (retired), 1626 Quarrier Street, Charleston, WV 25311 return to menu
	CAMWS Home Page \| National Committee for Latin and Greek Last update: January 24, 2005 This site was designed and is maintained by Ginny Lindzey, Chair, Committee for the Promotion of Latin, Porter Middle School, 2206 Prather Lane, Austin TX 78704, ginlindzey@lindzey.us.