Annual State Competition for all High School Students of French, levels 1-5/6 plus experienced
Bonjour! It takes a lot of coordination to organize yourself and your students for Symposium but it's well worth it! These documents represent our 25 years of preparing and taking students to the competition. I matched my suggested deadlines (also in the general info brochure) with the bulleted documents we used at those times I added tips and suggestions that worked for us. Please feel free to use all or any part of them. Do not hesitate to contact me if I can be of any help at suesfrenchmodules@yahoo.com.
September - invitation sent by TFS Board of Directors • Sign announcing TFS – hang ASAP after invitation arrives w/date and place. We put them in the hall outside our rooms (we were across the hall from each other) as well as in them. • Invitation letter to students – We gave these to any interested as well as to those we thought would do well but hadn’t volunteered.
November - TFS student participation agreements & all fees due. No additional students may be added or substituted after this date. • Student sign-up/teacher worksheet also used to also hang in room once you decide who does what. We found it best to assign the “required” categories ourselves.
December - make hotel arrangements • Here are a few poems and prose pieces that, for some reason, I typed up. Try to get students to pick their own pieces. If you can get recordings made, even better.
February - final event selection due on line / video and bande dessinée entries due • I am also Judge Coordinator. This is what I give the judges.• Hints for JudgesUPDATED FOR TFS 2012