Vilnius schools of Sz. Konarski and Lazdynai (‘Leszczyniaki’), starting from September will be primary schools. Similar fate may probably await J. Lelewel School, that is the historical 5th, but here

Accreditation does not concern only primary and secondary schools. It must also be passed by higher education institutions. As it turns out – this year over 30 percent of the

Association of Polish Schools` Teachers in Lithuania „Macierz Szkolna” (“School Mothercountry”) and Association of the School Theatre Fanciers (Towarzystwo Miłośników Teatrów Szkolnych) invited The First Lady Anna Komorowska to attend

Branch of the Univeristy of Białystok, out of 20 Lithuanian higher education institutions, successfully passed evaluation and accreditation. Accreditation was not obtained by such higher learning institutions as EHU, University

Wł. Syrokomla High School’s community claims that the school meets all the requirements to receive a junior high school status. Local authorities from the capital share this opinion. In December,

During the last decade, in Lithuania dozens of Polish schools were closed down. Lithuanian authorities dealt with a portion of Polish elementary and primary schools.Currently, Lithuanian authorities turn to high

Wł. Syrkomla High School in Vilnius, which celebrated its 60th anniversary last year, for the past few years have been striving to retain secondary school status with curriculum based on

During the meeting which took place on 1st April, the Council of Vilnius City Municipiality agreed to the status change of Władysław Syrokomla High School. This Polish school will from

Władysław Syrokomla High School in Vilnius, which celebrated its 60th anniversary last year, has been striving for a few years to retain its status as a high school that bases