
Greenpoint · Brooklyn
Maria Konopnicka Polish School
A Polish Saturday school in Greenpoint, teaching Polish since 1920.
- Saturdays 9 a.m.–noon
- Ages 4–16
- 12 Newell Street, Brooklyn

About
About the School
The school was founded in September 1920 by a group of Polish community activists. Twenty-eight children came to the first classes.
Since the 1960–61 school year, classes have been held in the St. Stanislaus Kostka parish buildings at 12 Newell Street in Greenpoint. For more than a century, the school has taught generations of Polish-American children to speak, read and write Polish.
The school is led by Principal Danuta Bronchard.
What We Teach

Classes
What We Teach
Younger children learn to speak, read and write Polish. Older students study Polish literature, history and geography. Singing has been part of the program since the school began.
Polish language
History
Geography
Singing
Preschool and kindergarten
Ages 4–5
Grades 1–9
Ages 6–16
Grade 9
Prepares students for the Polish LOTE exam
Classes: Saturdays during the school year, 9 a.m.–noon.
School Life
School is more than lessons
During the year, students enjoy:
- School assemblies and fun events
- A Christmas nativity play
- A visit from St. Nicholas and a costume ball
- Competitions in the U.S. and in Poland
- Trips to Poland, including summer camps run by the „Wspólnota Polska” Association
The school takes part in the Pulaski Day Parade and the Corpus Christi procession. Each school year opens and closes with Holy Mass.

Events
Invitations and posters from school life
Enrollment
We welcome children ages 4–16
To enroll your child, call or email the principal.

Contact
Maria Konopnicka Polish School
(Polish Supplementary School of Maria Konopnicka · Polska Szkoła im. Marii Konopnickiej)





