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What are NACCP, CUP, and CSCP? How
do they differ? NACCP The North American
Cambridge Classics Project (NACCP) is an organization whose general
purpose is to promote the study of Classics in The United States and
Canada and specific purpose is to support Latin teachers who use The
Cambridge Latin Course. The NACCP Board of
Governors consists of active and retired teachers who have shown an
interest in the organization and have been elected to the board. Activities and services of NACCP include
CUP �
Cambridge University Press Cambridge University
Press is the publisher of The Cambridge Latin Course, including
textbooks, teachers� manuals, workbooks, and a variety of
ancillary resources. Regional
sales representatives offer assistance to teachers and school districts
that are interested in or have adopted The Cambridge Latin Course. Through CUP, teachers and school districts may
CSCP
� Cambridge School Classics Project The Cambridge School Classics Project is the organization in the United Kingdom which offers support to teachers and students of The Cambridge Latin Course . This organization is responsible for online ancillary activities and the development of the technological resources that enhance the course. There is an annual charge to North American teachers and students for access to this website. 2.
When does the NACCP Board of Governors meet? The NACCP Board of
Governors holds its annual meetings at the American Classical League
Institute, held in late June. 3.
How does a teacher join the Cambridge Listserv? Teachers may join the listserv through Yahoo Groups - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CambridgeLatin/ There, teachers may join in professional discussions and share and receive teaching materials through the archives. Representatives from NACCP, CUP, and CSCP participate in the listserv and can answer teachers� questions.
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