Why Attend The NADSFL
Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting is:
 an opportunity to cultivate
professional relationships.
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an opportunity to collaborate
around an important topic such as
21st century learning.
an opportunity to create a venue
for sharing best practices.
2010-2012
Executive Committee
Greta Lundgaard
President
Greta.Lundgaard@pisd.edu
Alyssa Villarreal
Vice President
villarreala@mcsk12.net
Diane DeNoon
Treasurer/Membership Chair
ddenoon@bluevalleyk12.org
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an opportunity to communicate a
powerful message to the
profession about the importance
of professional development
for teachers as a key factor in
student learning.
an opportunity to convey the
importance of leadership.
Jan Kucerik
Secretary
kucerikj@pcsb.org
Rita A. Oleksak
Past-President
oleksakr@glastonburyus.org
Priscilla Russel
Executive Secretary
priscilla._russel@monet.prs.k12.nj.us
To learn more about
NADSFL visit our website at
www.nadsfl.org
Or find us on
Facebook
Or view us on wiki
www.nadsfl.wikispaces.com
Future NADSFL Meetings at
ACTFL Conventions
Fast Facts about
The History of NADSFL
CSCTFL Regional Rep
Todd Bowen, IL
bowent@newtrier.k12.il.us
November 14-15, 2012
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
November 13-14, 2013
Orlando, Florida
November 19-20, 2014
San Antonio, Texas
NADSFL SUMMER ACADEMY
JULY 12-JULY 15, 2012
Princeton University
Princeton, New Jersey
NADSFL began in 1984 with one facilitator and six
members. The founding members included Marty
Abbott, Christy Brown, Paul Garcia, John Harrison,
Mimi Met, and Maria Wilmeth.
In 1987 dues were $10 a year, and the Regional
Representatives came on board.
In 1988, NADSFL elected its first president
In 1993, membership rose to 135 members and
dues were $20 a year.
In 1999, the Supervisor of the Year Award was
developed and The Characteristics of Effective
Foreign Language Instruction were developed.
In 2001, Members Mentoring Members was
organized by Peggy Boyles.
In 2002, the NADSFL website was ready for use by
the membership .
In 2006, the first Summer Academy was held
with14 attendees.
Mission Statement
"The mission of the National Association of District
Supervisors of Foreign Language is to promote
excellence in foreign language education for all
learners through professional development of foreign language supervisors. The organization supports supervisors by facilitating member networking and communication, by promoting knowledge
of current initiatives, trends and research, and by
encouraging advocacy for foreign language learning at all levels."
Visit www.nadsfl.org for more!
Conference
March 8—10, 2012
Milwaukee, WI
NECTFL Regional Rep
Rosanne Zeppieri NJ
Rosanne.zeppieri@ww-p.org
Conference
April 20-22, 2012
Baltimore, MD
SWCOLT Regional Rep
Jill Landes-Lee UT
Jill.landes-lee@canyonsdistrict.org
Conference
April 12-14, 2012
Phoenix, AZ
SCOLT Regional Rep
Leslie Baldwin NC
lesliebaldwin8@gmail.com
In 2008, a co-sponsorship status was formed with
ACTFL.
Conference
March 23-24, 2012
Atlanta, GA
In 2009, NADSFL had 211 current members & offered its first strand of sessions at the ACTFL Convention “Learn with NADSFL” .
PNCLT Regional Rep
Brandee Mau WY
NADSFL
Supervisors of the Year
Social Networking Chair
Dawn Samples, SC
2000 Loretta Williams Plano School District, Texas
2001 Kathleen Riordan Springfield PS, MA
2002 Christine Brown Glastonbury PS, CT
2003 Peggy Boyles Putnam City Schools, OK
2004 Donna Clementi Appleton SD, WI
2005 Laura Terrill Parkway School District, MO
2006 Maria Still Virginia Beach PS, VA
2007 Martin Smith Edison Township Schools, NJ
2008 David Jahner Gwinnett County Schools, GA
2009 Priscilla Russel Princeton Regional Schools NJ
Brandee.mau@gmail.com
dsamples@lexington1.net
Mentoring Members Chair
Carrie Harrington, TX
Carrie.harrington@fwisd.org