AKLS

08/16/2017 - "Mazoji Studija" Interview with KFF NY Office Director N. Baumiliene

08/15/2017 - Thank you to Sacred Music Hours Concert Organizers and Performers

08/14/2017 - "Basketball Power" Children at Summer Camp in Karkle

08/07/2017 - Help Protect Long Island's Terrapins

08/03/2017 - Sacred Music Hour In Memoriam Alexandra and Joseph Kazickas

07/20/2017 - Children Art Camp "Siela" in Chicago

08/19/2017 - Six months at Yale - Conversation with a Head of Ateitininkai Federation, prof. Vaidotas A. Vaicaitis

07/14/2017 - A Lithuanian Language Proficiency Test for Lithuanian Heritage Schools Students Abroad

07/13/2017 - Summer Camp Where Kids Are Just Kids

07/10/2017 - Bell Music at the Pazaislis Music Festival

Class of Lithuanian, 2012

Independence day 2012

AKLS 2012

AKLS graduates 2012

Alexandra Kazickas Lithuanian Saturday School (AKLS) of Long Island, New York is a nonprofit organization formed for educational pursuits, operating under the rules of Lithuanian Educational Council of the USA. The school has been serving about 500 members of the Lithuanian community of the East End of Long Island since 2006. The school is attended by 34 students, ages 2 to 17. They learn Lithuanian language, history and culture taught by eight teachers for four hours per Saturday, 32 Saturdays a year. The program is partially funded through tuition, Lithuanian Foundation and fundraising. Over the past eleven years, the Kazickas Family Foundation gave $ 285,000 to the AKLS and remains its main sponsor. For more information go to Alexandra Kazickas Lithuanian School website.