About Polaris Polyglots

Polaris Polyglots is a not-for-profit language and culture program for kids ages 9–13. In small-group classes, students explore Japanese, Italian and Spanish… with more languages coming soon! Students learn through conversation, games, and hands-on activities.

Students progress through three levels so that kids can keep building their skills. Each class makes language learning welcoming, interactive, and fun while introducing students to the cultures and communities connected to the language.

What Is a Polyglot?

A polyglot is someone who speaks or learns several languages. Polyglots are curious about how people communicate and how language connects us to different cultures and communities. You don’t need to know several languages to join—every learner starts somewhere.

Every Language Opens a New World

Learning a language is a way to connect with people, discover new perspectives, and express yourself in new ways. Whether students are learning their first words or building on what they already know, Polaris Polyglots gives them room to practice, participate, and enjoy the process.

Polaris Polyglots logo with a globe replacing the letter O in Polaris, a star inside the letter A in Polaris, and text in purple and teal colors.