Click
here for information on the Lowcountry World
Language Conference, Saturday, October 18, 2008
in Charleston, SC.
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2009 Conference Proposal Forms are now online!
Consider sharing your expertise with your
colleagues from around the state. Deadlines are
August 11th for workshops and November 1st for
sessions. Click
here for the online submission form!
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Exhibitors, please consider showcasing your
products or services at the 2009 conference!
Click
here to reserve a table, and
here to purchase advertising space in the
conference program.
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Click
here for information regarding the State
Department of Education's Standards and
resources.
NEWS!
***University of South Carolina- New
Undergraduate Foreign Language Teacher Certification
Program! ***
Please share this information with future
teachers and those interested in the teaching
field!! Click
here for more information.
**ATTENTION** BE SURE TO PAY YOUR 2008 SCFLTA DUES!!
YOU CAN CLICK
HERE TO
DOWNLOAD AND PRINT THE MEMBERSHIP FORM!
Check out the new SCFLTA blog-
a new way to see
what's going on AND make your voice heard!
http://scflta.blogspot.com
Visit the Advocacy page to get information on an
amazing, new initiative for French!!
-Many thanks to the SCOLT and SCFLTA
organizations for a successful and rewarding 2008
conference, as well as to our wonderful membership.
Check back regularly for updates on the 2009 SCFLTA
conference to be held in Columbia. Please enjoy the
memories below. It may take a moment to load on your
computer.
SCFLTA
Billboard Project!
Click on the image!
Discover the Possibilities
Languages at Work!
Mission
Welcome to the web site of the South Carolina Foreign
Language Teachers’ Association!
We hope this web site
provides you with the
information you need to keep up with what is happening
across our state with regards to foreign language instruction.
We hope you find the newly redesigned site easy to navigate
and full of the information you need most. You will
find links to information about upcoming conferences,
workshop and other professional opportunities. In addition
you will find an important link to our new “Advocacy”
page which will offer you tips on how to best support
foreign language
programs at the local, state, regional and national
levels.
This web site is for you, the teachers in South Carolina,
so don’t hesitate to contact us if there is something
you would like to see on the site. We are happy to promote
what is going on in your individual schools and districts!
