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Important Announcements!

Dear parents, students, and friends of the Taras Shevchenko School of Ukrainian Studies in Washington, D.C.!

Registration for the new 2026–2027 academic year is ongoing!

We invite both our regular students and new families to join our welcoming school community, where every child has the opportunity to learn about the Ukrainian language, culture, history, and traditions in a warm and supportive atmosphere.

📚 What does our school offer?

•⁠ ⁠Learning Ukrainian (reading, writing, speaking)

•⁠ ⁠Basics of Ukrainian history, culture, and geography

•⁠ ⁠Creative master classes, festive events, and participation in school and public events

•⁠ ⁠Professional and caring teachers

🧑‍🎓 We accept students from the youngest, the “Svitlychka” group (for children aged 3 years old), up to the 10th grade.

At each class, children receive knowledge tailored to their needs and level of development, as well as a great deal of joy from communicating in Ukrainian with their friends.

📅 Classes are held every Saturday in a convenient format that combines learning with live communication and various events.

🔗The registration form and tuition information is available HERE.

Together we are raising a new generation of conscious Ukrainians in the heart of America 💙💛

With best wishes,

Administration of the Taras Shevchenko School of Ukrainian Studies in

Washington, DC

Registration is Open

Do you want your child to be a part of the Ukrainian community? Learning the Ukrainian language and traditions is easy together.

All students must be registered for the same grade they attend in American school. Svitlychka students must be at least 3 years old by September 30.

Discover Our School

Taras Shevchenko School of Ukrainian Studies of Greater Washington is a Ukrainian Saturday school in Bethesda MD, established in 1963.

The main role and mission of our School is to raise conscious and spiritually rich young people of Ukrainian descent to become leading, worthy and proud members of the global Ukrainian community as well as to provide our students with unforgettable educational experiences.

We invite and encourage all children ages 3-16 who understand and speak Ukrainian, and are interested in expanding their knowledge of the Ukrainian language, culture, history and other subjects, to enroll in our school.

Classes, ranging from pre-K to Grade 10, are held in Ukrainian (with additional clarification in English where needed) and enable children to grow, learn, and play in a Ukrainian environment.

Classes are held on Saturdays, from 9 am to 1 pm, from September through May of each year.

We do not currently offer classes for adults.

Highlights

September
13. School day + Ukrainian Festival at St. Andrew’s Cathedral
20. School day
27. School day
October
4. School day
11. School day
18. School day
25. School day
November
1. School day
8. School day
15. School day
22. School day
29. No Classes - Thanksgiving Holiday
December
6. School day
13. Mykolai Program / Bazaar
20. No Classes - Christmas Holiday
27. No Classes - New Year's Holiday
January
3. No Classes - New Year's Holiday
10. School day + Koliada Chaos / Колядa Хаос
17. School day
24. School day
31. School day
February
7. School day
14. School day
21. School day
28. School day
March
14. School day + Shevchenko Program
21. School day
28. School day
April
4. No Classes - Easter Holiday (Catholic)
11. No Classes - Easter Holiday (Ortodox)
18. School day
25. School day
May
2. School day
9. School day
16. Last Day of School - Graduation Ceremony - Location TBD
23. No Classes - Memorial Day Weekend
Svitlychka (PreK)
9 am - 12 pm
Lower Grades
9 am - 1 pm
Upper Grades
9 am -1 pm

Duty Sign Ups

Dear Parents!

We remind you about the importance of duty among parents! We need your help with hall monitoring during classes and breaks, and in the cafeteria during lunch. Also, we invite you to help us distribute pizza, donuts, and coffee.

Parents of Svitlychka have mandatory hall monitoring duty.

Please choose a convenient Saturday and register through this link

If you have any questions or any ideas, please contact the heads of the Parent Committee – Nadiya Khomaziuk and Maryna Lvovska