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| ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF MAINE - AEA | |
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Email:
aeamaine.org Pender Makin, president Real School w) 892-4462 E-mail: aeamaine.org |
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| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF FRENCH - AATF | |
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Katharine
Harrington,
president |
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| The American Association of Teachers of French, Maine Chapter, is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to serve the interests and needs of teachers of French and the teaching of French at all levels of instruction, and to foster interest in the French language, literature and culture. This organization offers scholarships to both students and teachers and several workshops and conferences throughout the year at local, regional, national and international levels. | |
| ASSOCIATION OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY EDUCATORS OF MAINE - ACTEM | |
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Crystal Priest,
president ACTEM PO Box 910 Moody, Maine 04054-0910 w) 646-2918 E-mail: cpriest@sad4.com Web site: www.actem.org |
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| ACTEM is the statewide, non-profit professional association for those involved with K-12 educational technology. ACTEM's purpose is to promote the incorporation of computers and related technologies in the educational process and to promote better communication among computer/educational technology educators. Toward these ends, ACTEM sponsors the MAINEducation Technology Conference each fall, meets quarterly, publishes a quarterly newsletter, and recognizes up to two Educational Technology Teachers of the Year with a monetary award. In addition, ACTEM pursues advantageous software pricing opportunities for its members. | |
| ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF MATHEMATICS IN MAINE - ATOMIM | |
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Dave Galli,
president 8 Tiffany Lane Saco, Maine 04072 w) 283-3490 E-mail: dgalli@yorkschools.org Web site: www.aceweb.com/bowdish/atomin |
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The Association of
Teachers of Mathematics (ATOMIM) is a member-run, non-profit organization
which through the cooperative effort of individuals involved in
mathematics and mathematics education shall have as its purposes:
We sponsor at least one conference a year, publish a newsletter, and distribute information on state, regional and national math conferences. Funds are available through a mini-grant program to our members. ATOMIM is affiliated with ATMNE (Association of Teachers of Math in New England) and NCTM (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics). |
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| BUSINESS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF MAINE - BEAM | |
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Donald Libby, president Schenck High School 45 North Street Millinocket, ME 04430 w) 746-3511 E-mail: dlibby@msln.net |
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| The Business Education Association of Maine is an organization comprised of both secondary and post-secondary business and technology educators. There are regularly scheduled meetings throughout the year. BEAM sponsors scholarships, teachers’ workshops, regional and state student-skills contests, a state-wide community service activity, and an annual two-day conference for business educators. | |
| FOREIGN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION OF MAINE - FLAME | |
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Teresa Farrar,
president Foxcroft Academy 975 West Main Street Dover-Foxcroft, Maine 04426 E-mail: tfarrar@tds.net Web site: www.umaine.edu/Flame/ |
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| FLAME promotes the study and use of world and classical languages in Maine. An umbrella organization within which other language organizations participate and pool resources, FLAME is affiliated nationally with organizations such as the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign languages (ACTFL) and the Joint National Committee on Languages (JNCL). FLAME holds conferences in the fall and spring, conducts workshops, offers professional development and networking assistance to teachers, and sponsors student contests. A resource directory is published each fall, and newsletters are published during the school year. | |
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