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| February |
| Italy Trip for Latin Students |
In February of 2010 a trip has been organized for students following the Latin course. Priority is given to Jouniors and Seniors with the most years in the Latin program. The principle destinations are Rome and Pompeii, with special emphasis on Italy's Roman Imperial past and Catholic Christian identity. |
| March |
| Foreign Language Month |
| Students will participate in the Massachusetts Foreign Language Association (MaFLA) poster and essay contests as well as a variety of other activities including morning and afternoon Prayers in different languages, a Cultural Trivia Contest, and International Lunches for students and faculty. |
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| October |
| Day of the Dead |
| Students will follow this Mexican tradition of honoring the life and celebrating the memory of loved ones who have died. The celebration includes traditional foods, special music and opportunties to grasp the culture of the Day of the Dead, which is traditionally celebrated on November 2, the Catholic Feast of All Souls. |
| Irish Culture and Language Club |
| A venue for students with interst in Irish culture and history, with a special emphasis on learning the Irish ( Gaelic) language. Once a week students will come for an hour after school to share intersting facts learned about Irish history, literature, customs, and modern culture, then learn the basic of Irish grammer and conversation. Instructions take place using traditional and modern song, internet resources and conversation exercises- all in a fun, relaxed spirit. |