ABQ. Latin

Amici,

We have finalized the 2012 CLE List of terms. They are similar to last year’s lists, but several words have been removed, several added, and duplicates removed. Please remember that these lists are for study only, they are not to be used when taking the exam. The Introductory Level list is included in the Level I list. The Level II exam requires knowledge of the Level I list, and the Level III exam requires knowledge of the Levels I and II lists.

We hope you will consider participating in the Classical Literacy Exam this year. Registration forms must be postmarked by January 15th, 2012. If you have any questions, please let us know.

Sincerely,

Joseph Malone
2011-2012 CLE Chair
ABQ Latin
clechair@abqlatin.org

Salvete Amici!

We are please to announce that registration is now open for the 2012 Classical Literacy Exam!  This is The Third Annual Classical Literacy Exam;  over 800 students participated in the exam last year.  We will again be awarding certificates and medals for high achievement.

Posted on our site are the tests and answers from 2011 and 2010 and additional practice sheets.  As soon as we finalize the 2012 CLE list of terms, we will post them on the website.

We welcome your questions and suggestions and thank you for your interest in the CLE and the promotion of the classical literacy.  Feel free to contact the CLE Chair, Joseph Malone, (clechair@abqlatin.org) or Hugh Himwich (himwich@aa.edu) with any questions you might have.

Χαίρετε!
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Joseph Malone
2012 CLE Committee Chair
ABQ. Latin
clechair@abqlatin.org

Welcome back!

We have recently updated our website.  We hope you all like the new look and feel.  If there are any functionality issues, please email our Webmaster at webmaster@abqlatin.org.

Yes, some of the pages are still blank; content on those pages will be coming soon.

Thank you all for your patience.

Valete!

We are pleased to announce that registration is now open for the 2011 Classical Literacy Exam and that, in addition to certificates, we will award medals for high achievement this year.  Posted on our site (abqlatin.org) are the 2011 CLE list of terms (changed only to eliminate duplications, with new terms added to compensate), the tests and answers from 2010, and additional practice sheets. We welcome your suggestions and thank you for your interest in the CLE and the promotion of classical literacy. Feel free to contact Hugh Himwich at Himwich@aa.edu or CLE Chair Joseph Malone with any questions you might have.