Maine Classical Association

The Maine Classical Association is a group of Latin teachers, Classics Professors, and other non-professional or retired citizens of Maine and beyond. Along with providing a network of Classicists in this great state, the MCA also puts on two meetings each year: one in the Fall designed around scholarship, and the other in the Spring on pedagogy. The Executive Board is elected every two years, and contains members from high schools and universities from around the state.

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The Maine Classical Association is a group of Latin teachers, Classics Professors, and other non-professional or retired citizens of Maine and beyond. Along with providing a network of Classicists in this great state, the MCA also puts on two meetings each year: one in the Fall designed around scholarship, and the other in the Spring on pedagogy. The Executive Board is elected every two years, and contains members from high schools and universities from around the state.

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United States

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1994

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