At our Morning Star Korean School, we create learning environments and compose curriculum so that four language skills can be developed appropriately at each stage: speaking, listening, reading, and writing.  Basic, beginners, intermediate, and advanced courses are available, and we guide you in setting and achieving your learning goals at each level.

From the beginners level, Korean government’s textbooks are used as main class books, so that the courses at each level can be systematically operated with a seamless connectivity.  Organized in the regular curriculum so that students can learn knowledge about history and culture equivalently, and as Korean-Americans, through understanding cultural history such as the March 1st Independence Movement Day, Hangeul Day, Chuseok, Korean Food Exploration Day, Golden Bell, and Autumn Sports Day, we are guiding you with pride.

In addition, as a Korean school belonging to Mid-South Chapter of the National Association for Korean Schools (NAKS), we participate in regional contests such as My Dream Speaking Contest and Storytelling Contest every year.  Students are winning prizes with excellent performances at My Dream Speaking Contest and Storytelling Contest, among others.

Along with the students who speak Korean as their native language, we are also providing students with a variety of Korean culture and society to learn Korean as a second foreign language more profoundly and extensively.