Want to join the Scuola Italiana team? We are looking to hire a Preschool Teacher for our part-time preschool program. If you have experience working with kids and you speak fluent Italian, please check out our ad on Indeed or email your resume to administration@scuola.us.
Our Playgroup is back after a long hiatus due to COVID. We are excited to offer a Summer Playgroup series this summer to reintroduce the playgroup back into our program. It is a free Playgroup for ages 0-5. A caregiver must attend along with their child. This is a fun and relaxed way of meeting […]
Due to inclement weather, our Preschool will be closed this morning, April 11, due to inclement weather. We hope everyone stays warm and enjoys the surprise Spring snow!
We are excited to return to in person for two A1 New Beginner classes. All other classes are virtual through the Zoom platform. We will be closely following state COVID-19 recommendations for educational reopening. You can read more about those guidelines here. Please check out the schedule here and let us know if you have […]
We are hiring for the After School Teacher Position. Click here to see the job description and apply. Are you fluent in Italian? Do you have experience working with children or in education? If you do and are interested in the job, please apply at the link above or send your resume to administration@scuola.us.
Our Italian language Preschool is back in person this Fall, following state safety guidelines for COVID-19. We are capping enrollment to 10 students and have space for one more student to join us this Fall. Learn more here.
As you know, we have decided to delay opening the preschool until February 1, 2021 (unless there are changes that allow us to open sooner), in the hopes that a vaccine will bring an end to the pandemic. Our goal is to keep everyone and their family members safe and this is the only way we can see […]
Please join Scuola Italiana di Portland on Sunday, August 16, 2020, from 10:00am – 11:00am via Zoom for a donation-based talk with Italian documentarian Fred Kuwornu about his documentary Blaxpliotalian: 100 Years of Blackness in Italian Cinema. On his Do The Right Films website, the documentary is described as “diasporic, hybrid, historical, critical, and cosmopolitan dimension documentary […]