Massachusetts Italian Teachers Association
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MITA
Massachusetts Italian Teachers Association

Mission statement

The purpose of this Association shall be to promote the cause of Italian studies and to bring about a more effective cooperation among teachers of Italian in the schools, colleges and universities of Massachusetts.
Its goal was and remains (1) to unite and serve the needs of a profession dedicated to the development of Italian as a Foreign Language, (2) to provide its members, students and teachers alike, with educational and insightful universal perspective in an age of ever increasing globalism.

The function of the Association shall be:
  • To endorse the teaching of Italian language and culture at all levels of instruction.
  • To provide a network of support and solidarity for the community of teachers of Italian.                                         
  • To offer professional development for the teacher of Italian in the form of workshops, training, presentations, etc…
  • To continually search out ways to increase and improve the instruction of Italian in our schools.
  • To reward outstanding achievement in the study of Italian.
  • To foster partnership between teachers of Italians and teachers of other world languages sharing the same interests and challenges.
  • To help the endeavors of the American Associations Teachers of Italian
MITA Board Members

Nicola Chalifoux, Medford High School
Stella Cocchiara, Bentley University (ret.)

Cinzia Gilbertie, Woburn High School
Gina Maiellaro, Northeastern University
Laura Odoguardi, 
McGlynn Middle School
Paola Rossi, Lexington High School
Tiziana Savoca, Arlington Catholic High School

Maria Succi-Hempstead, Smith College
​Morena Svaldi, Mount Holyoke College

Anna Tirone, Winchester High School (ret.)
Paola Zanirato-Dorfman, Lexington High School




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