Kansas City, MO — March 1, 2026 — The Chinese School of Greater Kansas City joyfully welcomed current and prospective families to its annual Lunar New Year Celebration on Sunday, March 1, ushering in the Year of the Horse with an afternoon of performances, cultural activities, and raffle fun. Held at Notre Dame de Sion High School, the event was coordinated and led by our amazing Parent-Teacher Chair, Ms. Becky. It brought together school families and community volunteers for

Grace Chen, Ada Luii and Becky Yan provided hands-on learning support to Oakhill Day School's 8th grade Global Thread class for their Lunar New Year research. The three representatives offered students a firsthand examination of royal Chinese attire worn by Emperos and Empresses This collaborative cultural outreach enhanced the students' understanding of traditional Chinese imperial wardrobe associated with Lunar New Year celebrations, fostering appreciation for Chinese c

We’re honored to be featured on the front page of the Kansas City Chinese Journal in January! This recognition highlights our students’ hard work, dedication, and the vibrant cultural programs our school is proud to share with the community. Thank you to everyone—students, families, teachers, and Nelson-Atkins Museum—who helped make this moment possible. 今年一月我們非常榮幸登上了《堪城新聞》的頭版！這份肯定展現了學生們的努力與付出，也彰顯了本校引以為傲、與社區分享的豐富文化課程。感謝所有學生、家長、老師與Nelson-Atkins 藝術博物館主辦單位，因為有你們，讓這個美好的時刻得以實現。

Our ninth grade class got to apply their writing skills to the next level in a special calligraphy activity. The students each prepared a classical Chinese poem and used a brush to write it on rice paper. They also applied their imagination to create brush illustrations, resulting in works that are both highly creative and rich with a traditional, classical charm. These works were also submitted to the school’s art contests, offering a meaningful opportunity to cultivate char

The Chinese School of Greater Kansas City Celebrates Lunar New Year at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Lunar New Year marks the beginning of the traditional Chinese calendar and is one of the most important celebrations in Chinese culture. Each year, Chinese communities around the world welcome the new year through a wide variety of festivities that preserve cultural traditions and strengthen intergenerational connections. This year’s Year of the Horse, symbolizing energy, pr

The halls are buzzing again and we couldn’t be happier to welcome everyone back for Spring Semester 2026 at our Chinese School. It’s always special to see familiar faces returning. At the same time, we’re thrilled to welcome new students and families joining us for the first time! Your curiosity, enthusiasm, and fresh perspectives make our school even stronger. This spring semester is shaping up to be an exciting one. Alongside our Mandarin classes and extracurriculars, we’re