The
Cleveland Slovak School for Adults and Children will starts its
Fall Semester classes for the 2016-2017 school year on
September 17, 2016.
Saturday Morning Program Classes
for both adults and children are held at the St. Joseph Byzantine
Catholic Church located at 8111 Brecksville Road, Brecksville,
Ohio. Classes will begin September 17, 2016. Tuition is $110 for
the first semester for the first student in a family and $80 for
each additional family member.
Saturday morning levels
and class times are as follows
Time: 9:00 AM - 10:40AM (Beginners)
10:45AM - 12:30AM (Advanced)
Levels II and III students are asked to purchase the Slovencina pre Cudzincov textbook and workbook by Dratva and Buznova. These books can be purchased online through Bolchazy Publishing at www.bolchazy.com. Level IV materials will be provided during class.
If you are uncertain as to what level
would be appropriate for the Saturday
Program, please give Director Miriam
Visnovsky a call at 440-638-9921 or at
vismimi@hotmail.com.
Class fees are
nonrefundable and due at the first class.
Application for enrollment is available on
the website at www.slovakschool.com. The
completed application and tuition (check
made payable to Cleveland Slovak School)
can be mailed to Miriam Visnovsky, 4600
State Road, Cleveland OH 44109. Please
contact Director Miriam Visnovsky for any
tuition payment issues.
For most current
information, please find us on Facebook. For applications visit:
www.Slovakschool.com
or call Miriam Visnovsky at 440-638-9921 or email at
vismimi@hotmail.com.
Research
shows that children who speak multiple languages benefit
cognitively, culturally and economically. Children acquire language
through interaction especially with other children. Children
surrounded by conversation will acquire the language that is being
used around them. And it is just as easy for a child to acquire two
or more languages at the same time, as long as they are regularly
interacting with speakers of those languages. Our goal is to
introduce the Slovak language and culture in an informal, fun and
practical way for children and teens including conversation, games,
song, dance, reading and writing and to provide parents with
materials to help assist young Slovak learners in their home
settings.