Junior Classical League Creed

We, the members of the Junior Classical League, covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. 


We believe an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help us understand and appraise this world of today, 
Which is indebted to the ancient civilization in its government and laws, literature, language, and arts. 


We affirm the JCL experience develops responsibility, fosters brotherhood, promotes enthusiasm, encourages competition, inspires dedication, and enriches our total growth.

Events

State Convention

State Convention is March 10-11. To register, click the button below. Make sure to login using your last name as it is spelled on the purple IJCL card Mrs. Alldredge gave you. Your JCL ID will also be required and is also found on this purple card under your name. Once you have signed in, update the information that is prompted and click the “Save!” button. After updating your information, you have to click “State Convention” written in green/blue located on the upper left-hand side under the hand. 
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Things to have when registering
  • Indiana Junior Classical League Card
  • Your email, phone number, and address
  • Your parent’s email, phone number, and address
  • Your parent’s work email, phone number, and address
  • Your doctor’s email, phone number, and address
  • Your insurance card
  • Your immunization record. Please see Mrs. Young (School Nurse) if you need a copy.

Running for Chapter Office

We need members of RJCL to step up and lead our chapter! There are only two ways we can show the rest of the state that we rule: 1) have engaged, supportive, and enthusiastic members; and 2) have engaged, supportive, and enthusiastic officers! RJCL offices include the president, vice president, secretary, webmaster, and historian. They all have unique and amazing duties and can only be accomplished by the best Latin students, like you! We elect our new officers in the month of April, so please fill out the application and have it turned into the sponsor by March 31! To learn more about what officers do and how to become on, visit the "Officers" page or click here.

National Convention

If the NJCL National Convention experience had to be summed up in a few words, those words would be “State Convention on steroids.” This convention is six days of pure excitement with your delegation and other JCL’ers just as passionate about Latin as you. You get to compete in friendly competition with classics students from across the nation. The Indiana Junior Classical League delegation stops at all sorts of fun places along the way from amusement parks to malls and even cranberry farms! National Convention is a truly amazing experience, and you are sure to develop friendships that, like the classics, can weather the ages. The National Convention will be held in Alabama this year at Troy University.

Registration

To begin registration, click the "Register Here" button to the right. Follow the directions. Your spot will be reserved once you have made your payment. You will receive an email with instructions on how to complete the convention registration (adult duties, contest selections, medical forms, signature page etc.) This email may take up to seven business days to be sent to you.
You will be fully registered once all information and signatures have been submitted.

Information, Policies, Guidelines, and Rules

By registering for the Convention, you agree to abide by all rules and regulations in these pages.

Reitz JCL Sponsor:
Magistra Alldredge

     Magistra Alldredge stood up when Latin was almost taken away from the students of Reitz. A former JCLer and Latin student herself, she was granted a state of emergency teaching license to continue Latin while she obtain her degree in the classical language. She inspires her amazing students day in and day out to truly live by the JCL creed.

Contact: joy.alldredge@evsc.k12.in.us

Reitz JCL State Officer:
​Justinian Erdmier

     Justinian was encouraged to take Latin by Magistra Alldredge at the end of his sophomore year due to graduation requirements. Shortly after being introduced to the classics, Justinian fell in JCL Love. He wanted to give back to this newly found home the best way he knew how. When state convention rolled around, he ran for the office of parliamentarian and won. He now loves emerging himself in the JCL cliques and getting to know potential candidates, and memorizing the constitution.

Contact: parliamentarianijcl@gmail.com