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School Year 2024/2025

September 28, 2024: Students from grades 2–5 attended the theatrical performance “The Mischievous Flea” by Jan Brzechwa, performed by actors from “Our Theater”.

Want a story? Here’s a tale:
There once was a Mischievous Flea,
An unbelievable little rascal,
So tiny and of such lowly rank,
But capable of such pranks!
She’d cause so much mischief and trouble,
This Flea, dear audience, is no fable…
Directed by: Agata Paleczny
Costumes by: Patricia Stepniak
Starring: Magdalena Miskowiec, Aldona Olchowska, Aga Sarrafian, Kasia Zytkiewicz, Iwona Szewczyk, Lili Totten, Andrzej Krukowski

School Year 2023/2024

May 3rd Parade 2024: Students from grades 5–10 and the “Polanie” dance group participated in the May 3rd Parade. Younger children could also join the parade with parental supervision. Once again, the school marched under the patronage of PRCUA, which generously sponsored the school buses, making participation free for our students.

Trips to Poland: In the 2023/2024 school year, we revived an old tradition and organized two trips to Poland. High school seniors toured southern Poland in November, while 8th graders explored the cultural and historical treasures of northern Poland. You can check out trip highlights on our school’s Facebook page. These trips are packed with enriching educational content and provide unforgettable experiences for our students.
October 21, 2023: Students attended the play “The Beauty Within You” at the Copernicus Center in Chicago. This musical performance for children was presented by the Little Stars Theater Workshops. Written by Piotr Kukuła, the play was filled with humor, heartwarming moments, and valuable lessons. It featured debut songs and timeless classics like “The Weird Duck,” “Welcome to Our Fairy Tale,” as well as iconic poems like “The Locomotive” and “The Braggart.”
October 14, 2023: Students from grades 2–5 enjoyed the play “Pippi” at Saint Patrick High School in Chicago, presented by the Modjeska Studio Theater. The performance of “Pippi Longstocking” was an unforgettable adventure with the charming nine-year-old heroine from Astrid Lindgren’s beloved books. Her carrot-colored hair, wild imagination, and fearless spirit transported our students into a world full of fun and excitement.

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