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How come there is a Spanish Club, French Club, and German Club but no Latin Club? I’m a Latin student and I think learning more about ancient civilization in Rome would be fun!!!

Written by kelly.defeciani on September 23, 2016

A. There is a very active Latin Club at the high school. For more information, see either Ms. Armstrong at High School West or Mrs. Armstrong at High School East.

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