Organisatsioonid

The Chicago Estonian School opened its doors on April 9th, 1967. The mission was to offer Estonians living outside of Estonia an enriched curriculum that provided not only the basics of learning the Estonian language, but also subjects and opportunities that introduced Estonian culture and tradition.

The New York Estonian School's main purpose is to develop Estonian language skills and teach students Estonian culture. The curriculum includes reading in Estonian, improving vocabulary, grammar, learning about history, folk dance, singing, etc.