Country School Association of America: Conference Deadline May 20, 2008

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April 09, 2008

Conference Deadline May 20, 2008

Send in Your Conference Registation!

The 8th Annual CSAA Conference on Country Schools will be held June 16-18, 2008 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Take part in the quality programming offered by dedicated country school researchers and re-enactors. As a highlight of the conference, visit the William Holmes McGuffey Museum and visit six area country schools on the optional Wednesday bus tour of Butler County. Now you can access the information packet with the link below or visit the CSAA website at www.countryschoolassociation.org for more information. It helps in the planning if you register early.

Registration deadline for the conference is May 20, 2008.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION MATERIALS: Download 2008_csaa_info_packet.pdf

Photo: McGuffey home, Oxford, OH.

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