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🏙️ Upper West Side, Manhattan · Ages 2–19 · In person

Russian Children Studio

A non-profit studio of Russian language, arts and culture on the Upper West Side: after-school programs for ages 3–19, an early childhood program for ages 2–3 and themed camps for ages 4–8.

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Russian Children Studio
🏙️ In person
🏙️ Russian language, arts & culture — after-school classes, early childhood program and camps
📍 Where
225 W 99th St, New York, NY 10025
🎯 Ages
2–19
📞 Phone
+1 (917) 409-2888
🌐 Site
russianchildrenstudio.org ↗
Visit the official website ↗
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After-school classesRussian grammar, reading and writing, literature, theater, arts and crafts, the world around us, logic and math, and film. The after-school program is open Monday to Friday, 3:45–7:45 PM.
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Two Russian tracksRussian for Native Speakers and Russian as a Foreign Language. A pick-up and chaperone program is also listed.
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How admission worksAn initial phone call, then a school tour with a 15-minute evaluation meeting. If there is space, the next step is a 2-hour trial class.

The studio was founded in 2015 by Maria Bernshteyn in collaboration with Alla Kovgan and is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Besides classes it runs a publishing house and cultural events for children and families. Tuition is paid per semester; ask the studio for current fees. Schedules and prices change; confirm on the official site. Run a Russian program for kids? Get listed free →

Frequently asked questions

What ages does Russian Children Studio teach?

After-school programs are for ages 3–19, the early childhood program is for ages 2–3, and camps are for ages 4–8.

When is the after-school program open?

Monday to Friday, 3:45–7:45 PM, according to the studio.

Can my child try a class first?

If there is space, the studio offers a 2-hour trial class after a phone call and a school tour with a 15-minute evaluation meeting.