Scandinavian Cultural Center
206 Waltham St
West Newton, MA 02465
Finnish School of New England was founded in the spring of 1991 to serve the Greater Boston area.
The purpose of the school is to:
teach and perpetuate the Finnish language,
provide information about Finland and Finnish culture,
maintain Finnish traditions among Finns living in the New England area.
The language classes meet generally on Saturdays twice a month in West Newton. During the two-hour school day, Finnish is the language of choice in children's classes.
Christmas and Spring Celebrations wrap up the fall and spring semesters.
The operation of the school depends largely on voluntary activity. In addition, the National Board of Education of Finland, and both Finnish and American companies, organizations and individual support Suomi-koulu with donations.
The tuition rates per school year per family are:
1 student: whole school year $320
2 students: whole school year $460
3 students: whole school year $580
4 students: whole school year $720
Adult student: whole school year $530 (the adult group meets virtually 26 times per year for 60 minutes at a time)
FF-Boston membership fee (incl. insurance): $30/family, included for Adults.
Registration form (families): PDF
Registration form (adult students): PDF
Emergency Information, Release of Liability and Medical Release Form: PDF
We meet about every other Sunday 9.30am - 11.30am
Location:
SCC: Scandinavian Cultural Center, 206 Waltham St, West Newton MA
1) Sep. 19 - SATURDAY ilmoittautuminen (sign-up) SAUNA!
Welcome to open our School year with us by going sauna at UKTS, Pembroke MA
2) Sep. 27, Day Outdoors
3) Oct. 11
4) Oct. 18 Karelian Pie baking
5) Nov. 8
6) Nov. 15 Crafting with FFB
7) Nov. 22
8) Dec. 6 Baking Joulutorttu
9) Dec. 13 - SCC Joulujuhla (Christmas celebration)
10) Jan. 24 Music Day
11) Feb. 7 Laskiainen
12) Feb. 28 Kalevalanpäivä
13) Mar. 21. Easter crafting
14) Apr. 4
15) Apr. 18
16) May 1. VAPPU celebration, SATURDAY
17) May 16
18) May 22 SAUNA, SATURDAY
19) Jun. Kesäjuhla at Saima Park