Florida high school starts advanced Russian course to make students feel safe

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The invasion of Ukraine has many ripple effects we might not consider, like a number of students from both the countries of Ukraine and Russia who’ve gotten out of the war zone to begin a new chapter in the United States.

Boca Raton High School is the new school home for a number of these students, and the school is starting something new to help them feel more at-home, safe and accepted.

Deciphering Shakespeare can be difficult at face-value, but when English is not your first or second language, it can be especially tough. “Yes, that’s very hard,” Illia Golotiuk said. He’s from Ukraine and has been in the U.S. for eight months. “I used to dream about living here,” he said.

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