Catherine A. Bilow
221 Merkel Drive, Horton, MI 49246-9747
517-688-4854
catherine.bilow@modempool.com
B.A., Mary Manse College (1973); English major, Education minor.  M.A., University of Georgia (1994); Classical Latin.  M.A., University of Toronto (1996), Medieval Studies.  Ph.D. candidate (University of Toledo); Medieval History major, Renaissance paleography minor; Classical history minor.
7-12 Certificate in Latin, OH (formerly).  Willing to procure certification in state of employment.
34 years private/parochial school teaching (including 10 years' experience teaching Latin at a 9-12 girls' college-prep academy).  College-level teaching, 8 years (depts.: Classical Studies, Forensics, English, Education).  I am seeking a full-time position teaching Latin and am willing to relocate.  I am able to offer course work in history and English as well.  While boarding school and/or parochial settings are preferred, I would certainly like to be considered for other positions. 

 
William Biondolino
Manhattan, NY
917-319-7910
wbiondol@hunter.cuny.edu
B.A., Latin/Special Honors Curriculum, Hunter College. Graduated Phi Beta Kappa, Summa Cum Laude. Valedictorian, 2007. Current MA Adolescent Ed-Latin student with 14 credits.
Passed New York State Liberal Arts, and CST-Latin tests.
Bishop Kearney HS 2007-2008. Latin 1, and Latin 2-3 Honors/Regent's.  I am seeking employment for the 2008-09 school year in Manhattan or its immediate surroundings.  I am interested in both HS and Middle School positions. 

Jonathan Cowans
320 Dixon Road, Apt. 615, Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada, M9R 1S8
416-244-0691
joncowans@hotmail.com  
Honours B.A., Latin major, English major, Victoria College, University of Toronto (1975);  B. Ed., Type A Certification in Latin and English, University of Toronto (1976)
Certificate of Qualification (Member in Good Standing), Ontario College of Teachers, Ontario, Canada
Thirty-one years public secondary school experience in Ontario, Canada, teaching English, Philosophy and Latin.  Creator and editor of two textbooks, Traditions (English Literature) and Ideas (Philosophy).  Designer of four senior academic courses in English and Philosophy.  Taught English in Czechoslovakia (1991-92).  Have written extensively on educational issues for Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF) magazines Update and Educational Forum. (Articles available online).  Received OSSTF Award of Merit in spring, 2007.  Proficient in German, French and Spanish. Extensive knowledge of art and music.  Highly traveled in Europe and Latin America.  Can coach soccer, hockey and baseball.  Recently retired,  I am seeking employment at an academically oriented school, public or private, in the northeast or southeast United States, or in eastern Canada, where I can teach Latin and, if available, Classical Civilization, Philosophy and English Literature.

Ryan Benjamin Dooley
30 Brown Court, Petaluma, CA 94952
707-763-8287
ryanbdooley@gmail.com 
B.A., University of California-San Diego (2007); Double major in Classical Studies and Linguistics with a minor in European
Area Studies. M.Sc. University of Edinburgh (expected 2008); Classical Studies with emphasis in Ciceronian Oratory and Late Republican
history.
I have five years of tutoring experience, in both Latin and Ancient Greek.  I am most familiar with Wheelock's Latin and the Cambridge Latin Course,
but am very flexible. I have studied French and German extensively, and am quite motivated to get involved with extracurricular activities of all sorts.
For two years, I worked in student services as a Resident Advisor, during which I gained invaluable knowledge of myriad student issues and opportunities.
I have participated in Scotland's training modules "Teaching Ancient Languages" this year, and am eager to complete any necessary certification.
I would prefer to teach any level of Latin, Greek, and/or English at a private school (religious or non-religious) in Northern California, specifically
in the Bay Area.  I also feel prepared to teach French, World History, and/or Mythology if given the opportunity.

Lauren Downey
452 Park Drive, Unit 7, Boston, MA 02215
202-320-0269
kadiope@aol.com
B.A., Cornell University (2002); Classical Civilizations major. M.A., Boston University (2005); Art History with a focus on ancient Greek and Roman art. M.A.T. Latin and Classics,  Boston University (2007). 
Massachusetts initial license in teaching Latin and Classical Humanities grades 5-12.
I have been teaching Latin for about a year and a half at Franklin and then Arlington public high schools.  In addition, this semester I have been teaching an Art History survey course at Bridgewater State College.  I am seeking employment teaching Latin or Art History, or both at a high school near Boston, MA.

Inna Dykman
536 S. Forest Ave. #910, Ann Arbor MI 48104
734-649-5552
innad@umich.edu
B.A., University of Michigan (expected April 2009); Classical Languages and Literatures with High Honors.Teaching certification (expected April 2009): Latin major, English minor; Michigan.
Currently pre-student teaching; January-April: student teaching in Ann Arbor Public schools.  I have extensive Latin and English tutoring experience, and have designed a syllabus incorporating multiple textbooks. I also work with an ESL program.  I am seeking employment at a high school in or near Michigan.  I look forward to teaching Latin but would also love to teach mythology or Roman history.  I am also able to teach Greek, English, or ESL, but would not like to limit myself to these subjects.  I am devoted to teaching a love of learning and critical thinking skills as part of any class -- regardless of subject.

John James Fraser
1011 Francis Drive Apt 1 Champaign, IL 61821
217-766-7842
jfraser2@uiuc.edu 
B.A., Marquette University (2006): Classical Languages major, Biological Sciences minor;  M.A., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (expected, May 2008): Classical Philology major.  
Two years teaching experience at the college level.  I have taught Latin I, using Wheelock (haven't we all?), as well as my own materials and have substituted at more advanced levels.  I have also tutored in intermediate and advanced Koine and Classical Greek and led discussion sections on Greek and Roman Myth as well as Greek literature in translation.  I have had experience initiating and directing courses and clubs.  I have also tutored under-served students in Chemistry and Biology at the undergraduate and high school levels.  I hope to teach Latin and Greek at the secondary level.  I am near infinitely adaptable and would enjoy the challenges of a large, inner-city public school as much as the benefits afforded by a small, private institution...and everything in between.  What I value most is a community; though accessible dramatic topography and/or water would be greatly appreciated.  While I cannot coach football, I look forward to involvement in extra-curricular activities of an academic nature.      

Brett C. Games
1 Indian Trail, Exeter, NH  03833
603-778-1459 / 617-323-3819
brettgms@aol.com
B.A magna cum laude, The University of New Hampshire (1991), Latin Major. 
NJ Initial Certification in K-12 Latin (April 2005), MA  Initial Certification in Latin and Classical Humanities (July 2007). 
I am currently teaching Latin at Boston Latin School in Boston, MA.  My current work load includes four classes of 9th graders and one of 8th.  I have two years of full-time teaching experience, including teaching all senior high levels at Lacey High School in NJ.   My previous experience includes USA and prep school swimming and water polo at Friends Central School in Wynnewood, PA.  I am looking for a teaching position at a medium-sized public or private school.  I would except a mixed teaching load (Greek, mythology, civilization) or full-time Latin.  My preference is to stay in the New England area, but will consider other options also.

Manuel Jaime, Jr.
627 W Acacia St., Salinas CA 93901
831-210-0709
mjaimejr@gmail.com
B.A., Santa Clara University (2004); Classics major (Latin track), Political Science minor. Self-learning ancient Greek and French.
I have just started in credential program to obtain Single Subject Credential in English. I have taught one year of Latin II, Latin III and Latin IV (Virgil AP), and I can also teach Spanish, English/Literature, History/Social Studies, and Religion/Theology.  Looking anywhere in northern CA, public or private. I would prefer to teach a language but am willing to teach subjects listed above.  I have several strong references.

Hendrik J. (Erik) Hamer
10 Hillside Ave Apt 4B, New York, NY 10040
212-663-7380
hjh2001@columbia.edu
B.A. (Classics), Radboud University (Nijmegen/Netherlands)  (1999). M.A. (Classics), Columbia University (2002). M.Phil.  (Classics), Columbia University (2006).
Three years public school teaching (Greek, Latin and Ancient Culture) at the secondary level in The Netherlands, six years at the college level in Australia and at Columbia. Tutoring in NYC.  I am seeking employment at a private school in the northeast where I can, preferably, teach both Latin and Greek.

Mary Jane Haymond
97 Kettle Creek Road, Weston, CT 06883
203-249-1282
mjhaymond@aol.com
ABD City University, MA Simmons College, BA Russell Sage
Latin, French, Spanish and English -- Connecticut Professional Educators.
I have been teaching Latin, levels 1 thru A.P for over 10 years. I have used the Cambridge Latin Course, Our Latin Heritage, Latin for Americans and even Wheelock. I have worked with grades 6-12 and have taught in both Public and Private schools as well as extensive independent tutoring.  I am seeking a high school teaching position within the greater Hartford area. I am very interested in being a part of a school community.

William Hunt
603 E. White St. Apt. B37, Champaign, IL 61820
217-714-3646
whunt@uiuc.edu 
B.A., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (2004); Classics major.  Post-Baccalaureate program in Classical Studies, University of Pennsylvania (2005).  M.A., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (2008); Classics with a specialization in Latin
Illinois teacher certification, Type 10, Special K-12.
Two years teaching mythology and Latin as a graduate teaching assistant.  Currently student teaching Latin I-IV at University Laboratory High School in Urbana, IL.  I am seeking a position at a school with a committed foreign language program, any level Latin, and would gladly teach beginning and intermediate Greek if possible.

Michael W. Keathley
2612 Hazelwood Avenue, Fort Wayne, IN 46805
260-471-7498
MichaelKeathley@Comcast.net 
B.A. in Classical Studies from Michigan State University; M.A. in Classical Studies from Wayne State University; 27 additional graduate credits in English/Education from Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne, IN.
Certified and experienced in online teaching
Twenty-four years of teaching experience; ten of those years at the secondary level (active in JCL during this time). Overseas study at the Villa Vergiliana, the American School of Classical Studies in Athens, plus independent research in Pakistan.  Author of five books/300+ articles; former writer for Pompeiiana.  I am mainly seeking online teaching opportunities in Latin and Classics; will consider English and/or a full-time F2F position in the area of Fort Wayne, Indiana. I would also be interested in any publishing opportunities/projects as I have additional experience as an editor/reviewer.

Kristen M. Klipfer
11581 North Shore Drive, Apt. 12, Reston, VA 20190
908-334-9047 (cell), 703-348-0537 (home)
krisklipfer@yahoo.com
B.A. Classical Studies (2001), University of Pennsylvania; Intercollegiate School for Classical Studies (2000); M.A.T. Latin (2004), Rutgers University. 
Postgraduate Professional License (Latin, K-12) held in Virginia; Standard Licenses (Latin, 9-12) held in New Jersey and North Carolina; Certificate of Eligibility (Latin K-12) held in Florida; in-process for Latin teaching license in Oregon.
Two years teaching at the college level, three years teaching at the high school level/public school, half a year teaching at the high and middle school levels/private school, currently employed as an online teacher.  Experienced in teaching all levels of Latin, from 5th grade to AP Vergil.  I am an  exuberant, forward-thinking teacher who is looking to join an already existing program or breathe life into a new program.   My teaching style is student-centered, dynamic, and Socratic.  While I prefer reading-based approaches to Latin, I have experience in most textbook series (Ecce Romani, Latin for Americans, Cambridge Latin Course, Oxford Latin Course, and Minimus).  I am also eager to advise a Latin Club, as well as Student Council/Government, debate, or Model United Nations.  I am looking for full-time employment in the DC metro area (I live in Northern Virginia), and would consider Virginia, DC, or Maryland.  I am open to working in any type of school- public, private, or online. I prefer high school levels, but would consider middle school as well.

Jonathan Lamm
103 South Portland Avenue, Ventnor, NJ 08406
609-823-9022, cell: 856-534-1197
jlamm01@aol.com
B.A. Richard Stockton State College of New Jersey (December, 2006); Latin Major.  J.D. University of Miami School of Law (June, 1979); B.A. University of Pennsylvania (June, 1976), English major.  The William Penn Charter School (June, 1972).
Provisional Certificate (Alternate Route) in Latin, New Jersey.
Two years public school teaching at the secondary level. I continue my Latin and Classical interests by attending conferences, belonging to classical associations, viewing Classical Art and Archaeology at Museums, and reading Latin with Classics Professors at Stockton, at present, Lucretius and Roman Satire.  I would prefer to teach at an independent school in the State of Florida, Quaker or Hebrew, at the secondary level, that has an AP program. Second Preference, independent school, Mid Atlantic States(CAAS), secondary.  I sail competitively, and
am a Latin Club Advisor and a Mock Trial Advisor.  I also can teach English, History, Law, Roman an Greek Mythology, and Roman and Greek Literature in translation. 

Elissa M. Lewis
1035 Temple Road, Pottstown, PA. 19465
707-310-0187
elissamlewis@gmail.com
A.B. Stanford University (1975); Classics major.  B.A .Oxford University (1977); Classics major.  M.A. Bryn Mawr College (1980); Classical Archaeology. Ph.D. A.B.D. Bryn Mawr College (1980-1987).
Three assorted years of private school Latin teaching at the secondary level.  Twenty years tutoring secondary school Latin students in suburban Philadelphia.  Twenty years coordinating the homeschooling of my two children, and teaching many subjects.  Reading knowledge of a number of modern languages, and some familiarity with Spanish and Mandarin.  Three years experience working in different capacities in college libraries.  Two seasons experience as an assistant at the Nemea excavations, on the site and in the museum.  Museum cataloguing experience as part of M.A. thesis.  I would like to find a job teaching within the greater Philadelphia area.

Judith Ann Mayfield
5828 Hefner Village Circle, Oklahoma City, OK 73162
405-722-0522; Cell: 405-474-7448
venus1973@sbcglobal.net
B.A. in Latin and English. Nine hours towards a master’s degree in Teaching English as a Second Language. Sixteen hours of college Spanish.
Standard Oklahoma Certificate.
Thirty years teaching public school at the secondary level in English and Latin.  Three years as an adjunct professor at the University of Central Oklahoma.  I am seeking employment at a small private or public school somewhere on the east coast of Florida.

Jean M. Patrick
152 Fox Drive, Winchester, VA 22601
540-722-2550.  Cell: 540-336-6656
drjmpatrick@verizon.net  jmpatrick@shenandoah.k12.va.us
B.A. Case-Western Reserve University , Cleveland, OH, Foreign Languages, Latin, Italian, French.  M.A. University of Northern Coloroado, Greeley, CO, Curriculum & Instruction.; Education; Latin, Art, Music, History, Engish.  Ph. D., LaSalle University, Mandeville, LA, Humanities: Classics, Greek, Latin, Art, Music, Literature.
Certifications:  Virginia Professional Postgraduate in secondary Foreign Languages (Latin), French, Italian; English; Instrumental Music (Orches./Band); Art, History; Supervision/Administration.
Twenty-two years in secondary education; 12 years in higher education as adjunct in disciplines of Foreign Languages, Music, and English.  Preferences:  Northern Virginia; Pennsylvania (Philadelphia area); New York (upstate); New England.  Performance level on piano, voice, conducting, violin, clarinet.  Three texts registered in Library of Congress, Washington, D C.

Amber Pollock
4213 Highland Ave, Butler, PA 16001
724-482-4695
anpollock@gmail.com
B.A, Westminster College; Latin major, History and Secondary Education minor.
Certificate in Latin, Pennsylvania.
Teaching Experience:  Butler Intermediate and Sr. High School, Butler, PA, Latin I- II, grades 9 -12, August 2007- June 2008.  Gateway High School, Monroeville, PA, Latin I-II, grades 9 -12, August 2006- June 2007.  Student Teaching:  Seneca Valley Middle, Intermediate, and Senior High School, Harmony, PA, Latin I-V, grades 8 -12  (15 weeks), January 2006.
Through my various experiences I have worked with Latin students grades 8-12.  During my student teaching I worked with the eight grader Latin students, which was one of the most enjoyable groups to teach.  I found the zeal for learning exciting and motivating.  I could teach other related courses (ancient Greek, Roman Civilization, Greek Mythology, etc.) for exploratory Latin classes for this age level.  I have also served as a chaperon for the German students on a trip to Munich in December.  I have also helped to write the Latin I curriculum for Gateway School District.  I've helped advise the Gateway JCL club.  I am seeking employment at school in Western Pennsylvania, specifically the Pittsburgh region, where I can teach Latin.

Kristin Denise Robbins
512 W. 112th St. Apt. 5E New York, NY 10025
646-678-0362
kdr2104@columbia.edu
B.A., Bucknell University (2003); English and Classics Major, Latin Concentration. M.A., Columbia University (2007); Classics.
Completed requirements in order to teach Latin and Greek at Columbia University.
I am currently teaching Latin 1201: Intermediate Latin at Columbia University. I have also been a teaching assistant for Greek 1101: Introductory Greek at Columbia. I have experience in publishing and dramatic performances in Latin and Ancient Greek, and would like to participate in organizations such as yearbook, newspaper, literary magazine, and drama club.  I am seeking employment at a private and/or public school, preferably in or around New York City, where I can teach both Latin and/or Greek.

Thomas P. Roche
153 Godfrey Dr., Norton, MA 02766
508-212-1491
thomas.roche@yahoo.com
B.A., Williams College (1989), Classics Major, magna cum laude; M.A., Univ. of VT (1991), in Classics; Ph.D., SUNY at Buffalo (2000), in Classics/ancient history; M.L.S., SUNY at Buffalo (2001). 
Applications for MA state certification as Latin teacher and school library media specialist have both been filed and are pending, waiting on completion of relevant exams.
Two years as public high school teacher of Latin; one year of Christian school teacher of Latin and Greek (grades 7-11); one year of private school service as school librarian and skills teacher; also taught undergraduate Latin and T.A.'d for ancient history; extensive experience as private tutor of various languages; currently serving as elementary school teacher of after-school Latin enrichment program. 
I seek a job preferably at the high-school or junior-high level, either in a private school or academically-strong public school, and boarding  schools would be also highly welcomed.  I prefer to be in the Northeast, Midwest, or Mid-Atlantic regions, and would prefer suburban or
rural environments, but I remain highly flexible.

Laura Ilene Saltzman
Dickinson College, HUB 1601/ P.O. Box 1773/ Carlisle, PA 17013
215-740-3896
saltzmal@dickinson.edu 
College Year in Athens (Fall 2006), Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies (Spring 2007);  B.A. in Classical Studies- Latin concentration- from Dickinson College (pending May 2008).
Not yet certified, willing to pursue certification alongside teaching responsibilities.
Four high school years & 7 college semesters Latin, 6 college semesters Greek.  Semesters abroad in Greece & Italy, excavated in Greece, strong background in archaeology as well as philology.  Numerous leadership positions, extremely organized, skilled & dedicated at coordinating people and events, effective liaison between groups.  Professional babysitter & nanny, office aide, tutor- has tutored Latin professionally throughout high school and college.  Passionate, energetic, keen sense of humor, altogether sunny person.  Driven to teaching not only by personal curiosity & devotion to Classics, but also gratification of helping others & the constantly changing color & challenge of mentorship.  Hopes to become professor eventually.  I am looking for a full-time position at a private school in the Mid-Atlantic or Northeast. Either day or boarding schools are fine; I would be willing to stay in & assist residence halls.  I am most comfortable teaching Latin, but Greek, ancient history, or basic English courses (that order) would be OK if school needs it.  My non-academic hobbies range widely, & I would be delighted to participate, advise, or help start groups related to yoga, foreign films (especially Bollywood), cooking (especially baking), world religions/ diversity, arts/ crafts, colorguard/ marching band, or service projects like reading to youngsters.

Jeffrey Shoup
12342 Hunter’s Chase #3212, Austin, Texas, 78729
512-923-2252
cxcarter@gmail.com
B.A., University of Texas at Austin (2006), history major, English minor.
Undergoing ACSI certification as part of current employment.  Eager to become certified as needed.
Two years teaching at a private, religious, classical school. I have taught ancient history (especially Greek & Roman) along with middle school logic, middle school grammar, and upper elementary and middle school Latin. The ancient history courses also included the study of Homer’s Iliad and Virgil’s Aeneid.  I am seeking employment at any private school that has or is interested in an upper elementary or middle school Latin program.  Furthermore, I am especially interesting in teaching logic, rhetoric, grammar, and introductory philosophy.  I am also passionate about literature and history, and have proven flexible in my current employment.  At the request of my current employer, I am writing a logic textbook.  I am confident that if needed I could teach creative writing, poetry, world mythology, and introductory church history & theology as well.  I am willing to travel anywhere in these United States.

Jennifer Spencer
10 Condor Rd, Sharon, MA 02067
781-784-8424
nifandi@comcast.net 
B.A., Oberlin College (1994): Greek major with high honors, Musicology major.  Graduate work in Greek and Latin with no degree at 
Brown University (1994-96).  M. Mus., The Boston Conservatory (2002): Music History major.  M.Ed., University of Massachusetts (Boston) (to be 
completed 2008/9): Secondary education teacher preparation with certification in Latin and Classical Humanities.  Graduate work in Greek and Latin
with no degree at Brown University (1994-96).
Massachusetts Initial Licensure pending on completion of M.Ed. program.
One year teaching in public high school.  I am a practiced adult choir director and possible voice teacher/vocal coach.  I am looking for a position at a public, private, pilot or 
charter school where I can teach grades 9-12, and where I can complete my student teaching practicum "in service."  I would prefer to teach in the region south of Boston MA,
but would consider other locations in the Northeast if there is some guarantee of a long-term (5 + years) position.  I am interested in interdisciplinary curriculum and 
experimental schooling, but would also be comfortable in a traditional school setting.

Erin Stocco
1026 Canterbury Dr., Pearland, TX 77584
832-729-0744
stoccek@yahoo.com 
B.A., University of the South (2004); Latin major, Education minor.  Study Abroad, Oxford University; Classical Studies.
Certificate in Latin, Tennessee and Texas. 4-8 Certificate in English, Texas.
Four years public school teaching at the secondary level.  I can coach swimming and academic team. Nominated for Disney Teacher Award
2005, Who’s Who Among Executive and Professional Women 2005, Who’s Who Among Teachers 2006, Nominated for Rising Stars Among Educators 2008.  I am seeking employment at a school in the south/east side of Houston, Texas, where I can teach Latin.

Chad A. Timm
1118 Easton Avenue Apt. H, Somerset, NJ 08873
973-525-7592
savage44@mac.com
B.A., University of Oregon (2002); Double Major: Classics and History.  M.A., University of Oregon (2005); Classics. 
Standard Lifetime Certificate for Latin, New Jersey; ready and willing to begin certification process in another state!
Six years teaching all ages and levels.  Please see my super-awesome-fantastic multimedia resume for a downloadable resume, virtual interview, and much more!  http://web.mac.com/savage44/iWeb/MultimediaResume/Home.html.  I prefer a public or private school on the west coast.  I am willing to travel between schools to make a full-time position.  I am willing to teach any age group.  I am willing to join an existing department, resurrect a struggling one, or create a Latin program from scratch!

Robert D. Whitlock
1-44-8 Higashi Nakano, Nakano-ku, Tokyo, Japan  164
919-961-0060 (in U.S.) and 011-81-90-3904-7956 (in Japan)
rwhit_japan@yahoo.com
B.A., University of North Carolina (1968); Latin major, French major.  M.A., Florida State University (1974); Classical Studies major.
Previously certified in Florida.
Over thirty years teaching experience, both in Latin and in English as a Second Language.    I have taught Latin I through Latin AP.  In Florida, I was active in the JCL, taking students to local and state Latin forums, where they performed with excellence.  For the past few years I have been teaching English as a Second Language in Japan.  In Japan, I have also assisted secondary school Latin teachers preparing to teach advanced levels of Latin including the AP courses.  At the present time, I am teaching Latin online to several high school students in the United States.  This is an exciting endeavor for me, and is working out very successfully.  In addition to Latin, I can also teach French, Japanese, and elementary classical Greek.  I am a very energetic teacher and I give teaching everything I have.   I am very active and enjoy sports and hiking in the mountains.  If possible, I would like a full-time job teaching Latin, although I would be happy to combine it with teaching other languages.  I do not mind working between two schools.  I would prefer a school where Latin is an elective rather than a requirement.  My full resume is available upon request.

Anne B. Wiegle
3019 Limekiln Rd. Birdsboro, PA 19508
610-582-0315
awiegle@fast.net
University of Penna, major Classical Studies (no degree); B.A., Kutztown University (2003) Geography major; B.S.Ed., Kutztown University  (2005) Secondary Education. Presently working on Maters Degree in Education, Curriculum & Instruction, Kutztown University.
Pennsylvania Instructional I certification in Latin K-12, Social Studies, Citizenship 7-12; Earth & Space Science.
2 1/2 years experience teaching Latin to grades 9-12 in public schools.  I would like to teach Latin (and/or world cultures/ ancient history) in a (public) school within one hour of Birdsboro PA.)