MARTYNAS MAŽVYDAS
LITHUANIAN HERITAGE SCHOOL
Registration
Welcome to our school!
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Native Lithuanian speaking teacher uses The Communicative method of learning Lithuanian. Studens at school build vocabulary that meets everyone’s needs; practice questions and answers with each other and with the teacher; listen and repeat, to listen and repeat–greetings and common daily expressions, vocabulary, questions and answers, sentences; devote some time to Lithuanian culture, customs, history, and to learn a couple of Lithuanian songs – as students will desire. If you are intrested in this class, please, register and submit your aplication.
​M. Mažvydas Lithaunian Heritage School is an informal educational institution for expatriate Lithuanians. This type of school is fueled by the enthusiasm of families and teachers. Typically, these schools are run by a committee of parents, who find teachers, rent a space, financially support the workings of the school, manage the school, etc. See: Švietimo Tarybos įstatimai (Board of Education Guidelines).
The children divide themselves into groups by age and teacher. The teachers work with the groups, teaching the lessons. They create lesson plans following the U.S. Lithuanian American Community Education Council guidelines and textbooks and drawing from their own knowledge and experiences. Parents must purchase textbooks, workbooks and writing implements.
Children's registration for the 2019-20 school year starts June 8th until September 30st. Registered students will be assigned a group and teacher for the school year. Textbooks and workbooks for the year will be specified. They may be purchased:
-in Lithuania, if you plan to visit;
-ordered through LAC Education Council
http://www.svietimotaryba.org/newsite/knygos
-ordered through the school, with advance notice and payment
Please e-mail completed registration form to:
Payments may be made on the first day of school. Please contact the school director if your family needs financial assistance. Every Minnesotan child will be given the opportunity to learn Lithuanian.
Respectfully,
Vilma P. Alkhas
School Director
