
Principal -
Anna Babcock - 206.362.3077
Vice-Principal - Beata Brewerska - 425.836.9322
Vice-Principal - Grzegorz Grabowski
-206.729.8437
Treasurer
- Anna Roszkowski - 206.935.0802
The Polish School in Seattle (Szkoła Polska im.
Juliusza Słowackiego) is a wonderful place which welcomes everyone who wants
to learn Polish. Our students are children from Polish and “mixed” families,
as
well as English-speaking adults. Every Monday students of all ages come
to the Polish Hall for classes in Polish language, history, geography, and,
once a month, they learn to sing Polish songs. The school teaches literacy
skills in Polish (reading and writing) and offers a solid grounding in
Polish history, culture, and traditions. The classes are small and
age-appropriate, the atmosphere is very friendly and warm, yet the program
is relatively rigorous. (Yes, there is homework!
J) We welcome everyone who
wishes to learn Polish in Seattle. Come and join us, the more the merrier!
Enrollment begins each September, but you can join any time. Please contact the principal Anna Babcock, vice-principal Beata Brewerska or Grzegorz Grabowski
2008/2009 School Fees:
The yearly fees are:
$310 – for the first child, $210 for each additional child
$280 – for the first child, $180 for each additional child for Polish Home Association members
The fees can be paid in full or in two installments:
First installment – by the end of September
Second installment – by the end of January
We appreciate your timely payments! Please write checks to SZKOLA POLSKA. It is possible to break up the fees into more installments. Please contact the director and the treasurer if you need to do so.
The tuition can be changed at any time subject to the school bylaws.
2006/2007 Textbooks:
Textbooks can be purchased directly from the teacher.
They are chosen based on their quality, the needs of the students, and
price. 
Donations to the School:
The Polish School in Seattle is a nonprofit
organization financed through student fees (tuition) and donations from
organizations and individuals. Many teachers are volunteers, others are paid
a very modest stipend to cover their transportation costs. All donate their
time
to prepare and hold classes. Parents organize and volunteer for special
events and bring snacks for the children and adults on regular class days.
All donations can be sent directly to the school, or to the Polish Home Foundation. Direct donations up to $500 are tax-deductible and may qualify for the matching gift program. Your help will be much appreciated!


2008/2009 Class Schedule:
December 15th - Polish School’s Christmas Party (Wigilia)
Dec 22nd - Dec 31st - Winter break
January 5th - classes resume
February 16th President's Day - no school
March 30th - Spring break
April 13th Easter Monday observed - no school
May 25th Memorial Day - - no school:
June 8th – End of the school year
2008/2009 Class Times
Classes take place on
Mondays
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Saturdays
9:00 PM - 11:30 AM
Modified: 06/01/2009