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From: Matthew Webb <mdwebb@wam.umd.edu>
Subject: Latin Teacher Needed in Suburban Maryland
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LATIN TEACHER NEEDED IMMEDIATELY FOR GREAT POSITION IN SUBURBAN MARYLAND!

Due to the sudden and unexpected relocation of one of Maryland's finest Latin
teachers, the Latin program at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School in Silver
Spring, Montgomery County, Maryland will need a teacher THIS year (the
2000-2001
school year).

Bethesda and Chevy Chase are fashionable, affluent communities in Suburban
Maryland, located just minutes from Northwest Washington, DC. Bethesda, as an
edge city, has a very urban feel, while Chevy Chase is more residential. Both
cities are very popular communities in which to live and work. The Montgomery
County Public School System is the highest-ranked in the State of Maryland,
and
the County itself is very committed to continually increasing the resources of
and raising the standards of the system to ensure that it continues to be
world
class.

Under the direction of the former Latin teacher, the Latin program at B-CC has
grown and expanded - it is now a full time program with a tradition of
participation in such activities as the Junior Classical League, the National
Latin Examination, and the Medusa Mythology Examination.

The Washington Metropolitan region is a wonderful place to teach Latin. The
University of Maryland, Catholic University of America, and George Mason
University are close by for further academic enrichment. There are myriad
field
trip opportunities in the area, including the Walters Art Gallery in
Baltimore, Latin Day at the University of Maryland, and numerous museums
and galleries in Washington. The city of Washington itself, the capital of
the World, is of course heavily influenced by Classics. The region is home
to both the National Latin Exam and the Medusa Mythology Exam Committees,
and is also marked by numerous annual Certamina and strong, active, and
supportive professional associations and Junior Classical Leagues.

Public schools in Montgomery County open on September 5, 2000.

For more information about the position and the program, please contact:

Georgia Alexakis, former Latin teacher, B-CC High School
alexalex@sprynet.com

To apply for the position, please contact:

Catherine Harvey, Principal, B-CC High School
(301) 649-8280
http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/schools/bcchs/

Please consider applying for this position.

Thank you,

Matthew Webb


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