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The Polish Language For Children

The Polish Language Classes for children are organized by Polish American Foundation of Texas which teaches and promotes the Polish language and Culture. The Polish Language Classes for children will be held temporally at private residence of our teacher Mrs. Maria Darska until suitable location is found. Polish American Foundation of Texas is currently working with various Educational Facilites to secure such location.
If anyone can help us in finding a classroom that can be donated or rented for a low fee we would appreciate it very much. Please contact us at: (214) 662-0556

We are working with various government agencies and educational facilities to secure the permanent classroom for our children.

Classes are held twice a month on Saturday's from 10:00 AM to 12 Noon.

School Calendar 2006/2007

1st Semester
September 30, October 14 and 28
2nd Semester
November 4 and 18, December 9 and 16
3rd Semester
January 6 and 20, February 3 and 24
4th Semester
March 3 and 17, April 14 and 28, May 5 and 12

Student Application Form

The Polish Language For Adults
The Polish Language School offers the following courses for

Group Adults
Beginners Level 1
Intermediate -Advanced
A minimum of 7 students per class is required
Corporate Courses Corporate
Courses are held at a Company's site.
The School provides an initial assessment to meet the Company's specific needs and goals.

Adults Application Form

Maria Darska

1107 North Yale Blvd.
Richardson, Texas 75081
(972) 231-3915

Marching in the mountains of Poland in the seventies, I would never have imagined I would leave the beauty of Poland. Krakow was “Grand Central Station”, where I departed from many times to go explore the seaside, mountains, and irresistible charm and diversity of each small towns that I passed through on my vacation adventures.
I was there, in the center of Krakow’s busy city, that I developed my passion for teaching. Impatient to start my career, I accelerated a Masters degree in Mathematics. I needed to project that I can take my passion for life, my curiosity, and my experienced adventures and incorporate them into a new style of teaching. Eight years of this “new style” teaching advanced mathematics had brought me much joy to see my students succeed.
1980 year, one of the most critical strategic infliction points in my life… my emigration to the United States. A new career path took me to the crest of the information technology wave. Completing a degree in computer science had kept me surfing on the “TI” wave for twenty additional years until it finally crashed. The crash was a blessing in disguise as I was drawn back into teaching, my true passion.
I am in my forth year as a Polish teacher at Collin County Community College. Presently I have an opportunity to work with a Polish American Organization to teach Polish along with Polish History, geography and culture. I am thrilled to get to know many students that will be immersed in Polish culture and language in my lessons. My goal is to reconnect students to their family in Poland.