AKLS

05/22/2019 - A. Kazickas Lithuanian School Ends Is Counting 13 Years

05/20/2019 - The Latest from Emergency Medicine Specialists in Lithuania

05/16/2019 - KFF Matching Grant Event at Two Lithuanian Schools

05/13/2019 - Dr. Joseph P. Kazickas' Exhibit in Taurage

05/10/2019 - YOUTH CAN Program Addresses Social Issues in Lithuania

05/07/2019 - The Latest from SPROUT Coding

05/02/2019 - Fundraiser Lunch at the New York Maironis Lithuanian School

05/01/2019 - Youth Can Students' Day with LT Military

04/22/2019 - Joseph P. Kazickas Exhibit in Siauliai

04/19/2019 - KFF Collaboration with Lithuanian Art Museum

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.