Announcements
-Don't forget to nominate a deserving colleague or to apply for a 2019 SCFLTA award! The deadline has been extended to January 3, 2019. All application or nomination materials must be received by that date. Click here for SCFLTA Friend of World Languages. Click here for SCFLTA Lifetime Achievement. Click here for SCFLTA Study Abroad. Click here for SCFLTA Teacher of Promise. Click here for SCFLTA Teacher of the Year Guidelines. Click here for the SCFLTA Teacher of the Year Rubric. Click here for the SCFLTA Teacher of the Year Nomination Cover Form.
-Visit the Professional Development page to find out more about the Reflections 2019 Workshop!
-French teachers and lovers of French language and culture: Mark your calendars to join SCAATF as they host their Fall workshop Friday, October 26 from 9am to 3pm at Charleston Day School. More information will be available soon! Venez nombreux!
-The Spring edition of The Crescent is now online! Check out submissions from SCFLTA members from across the state! Click here to see the issue!
-Information on SCOLT 2019 is now available! Visit the Conferences and Workshops page to find more information!
-Congratulations to Rock Hill's Heather Giles, who was elected the 2018-2019 SCFLTA President-elect by the general assembly at the SCFLTA annual conference! Heather will join Caitlin Howard, 2018-2019 SCFLTA President, and Amanda Hajji, 2018-2019 SCFLTA Past President.
-Congratulations to 2018 recipients of SCFLTA awards! This year, SCFLTA recognized the following: Friend of World Languages, Jean-Louis Vanderstraeten, Executive Director, CCIFI-French-American Chamber of Commerce of the Carolinas, Teacher of Promise: Alejandro Gabriel Victoria Rengifo, Spartanburg 5, Teacher of the Year: Jessica Latham, Lexington 1, and Lifetime Achievement: Margaret Young, outgoing SCFLTA Executive Director.
-Were you unable to make it to SCFLTA 2018 or miss a session that you wanted to attend? Click here to access presenter materials from sessions.
-The 2017 NCSSFL-ACTFL Can-do Statements documents were recently published. Click here to check out this dynamic and helpful resource!
-Doing something interesting in your classes? Why not tell us about it by sending in an update by clicking the button above.
- Profile of the South Carolina Graduate report
-2013 South Carolina Standard for World Language Proficiency
- Click here for the full document.
- Click here for a video resource with a voice over explanation of the standards document.
-Visit the Professional Development page to find out more about the Reflections 2019 Workshop!
-French teachers and lovers of French language and culture: Mark your calendars to join SCAATF as they host their Fall workshop Friday, October 26 from 9am to 3pm at Charleston Day School. More information will be available soon! Venez nombreux!
-The Spring edition of The Crescent is now online! Check out submissions from SCFLTA members from across the state! Click here to see the issue!
-Information on SCOLT 2019 is now available! Visit the Conferences and Workshops page to find more information!
-Congratulations to Rock Hill's Heather Giles, who was elected the 2018-2019 SCFLTA President-elect by the general assembly at the SCFLTA annual conference! Heather will join Caitlin Howard, 2018-2019 SCFLTA President, and Amanda Hajji, 2018-2019 SCFLTA Past President.
-Congratulations to 2018 recipients of SCFLTA awards! This year, SCFLTA recognized the following: Friend of World Languages, Jean-Louis Vanderstraeten, Executive Director, CCIFI-French-American Chamber of Commerce of the Carolinas, Teacher of Promise: Alejandro Gabriel Victoria Rengifo, Spartanburg 5, Teacher of the Year: Jessica Latham, Lexington 1, and Lifetime Achievement: Margaret Young, outgoing SCFLTA Executive Director.
-Were you unable to make it to SCFLTA 2018 or miss a session that you wanted to attend? Click here to access presenter materials from sessions.
-The 2017 NCSSFL-ACTFL Can-do Statements documents were recently published. Click here to check out this dynamic and helpful resource!
-Doing something interesting in your classes? Why not tell us about it by sending in an update by clicking the button above.
- Profile of the South Carolina Graduate report
-2013 South Carolina Standard for World Language Proficiency
- Click here for the full document.
- Click here for a video resource with a voice over explanation of the standards document.