Formed in 1955, the Tennessee Junior Classical League and its parent organization, the NJCL, are non-profit fraternal organizations whose purpose is to promote appreciation and enthusiasm for studying Latin and the classical civilizations of Greece and Rome. Any junior high or high school student (7th-12th grade) who is currently enrolled in Latin, Greek, or a classical humanities course may join TJCL and NJCL. Any junior high or high school student who has completed two years of study in Latin or Greek is also eligible. Even students who are taking these courses over the internet can join!
JCL is the largest academic organization in America for junior high and high school students, and Tennessee comprises a large portion of the national roll. If you are a Latin teacher interested in starting a TJCL chapter, feel free to contact the TJCL Co-Chairs. TJCL dues are $4.00 per student plus a $10.00 fee for each chapter before December 1 (fee increases to $25 after December 1). NJCL dues are $3.00 per student and students must be members of both NJCL and TJCL. All chapters/members must have a sponsor who is a member of ACL ($65.00 dues). For students, see your Latin teacher if you would like to join. Visit the rest of this site if you want to find out more about our activities!
Upcoming Events
TJCL Convention at the University of Memphis in Spring of 2024!
Check back soon for more information.
Until Your Next Convention:
TJCL Torch (Newsletter)
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TJCL Forum
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TJCL Instagram
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TJCL Discord Server (New!)
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Please enjoy this slideshow with pictures from our local regional conventions, JCL activities, as well as conventions at the state and national level!
Please send any pictures you wish to be added to coco.tjcl@gmail.com
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email state co-chair, Ms. Ashley Nix (ashley.renee.nix@gmail.com). To learn more, click on the links at the top of the page. If you run across any problems with the website, be sure to contact Jackson, the communications coordinator (coco.tjcl@gmail.com), or Mr. Vinson.
