Its establishment, under the aegis of Poland's Ministry of National Education, constitutes an extension of the collaboration, now in its seventh year, between the two institutions. One of the Center's missions is to provide on-line listings and data bases pertaining to resources, events, opportunities and individuals which could prove useful to individuals interested in Poland and Polonica. Today, the school is housed in St. Gualbert's Church in the town of Cheektowaga, a suburb of Buffalo, thanks to the help from Father Daniel A. Pokornowski and Father David W. Bialkowski. Father Tadeusz M. Bocianowski, the pastor of St. Adalbert Church, is the chaplain of the school. Instruction in the school is offered to students from ages five to seventy five.
Children start in Kindergarten and continue until age seventeen.
Adult classes are the newest and the most dynamically growing component of the school. The Polish Saturday School is an accredited institution. The children complete their education with an examination, which earns them three Regents credits honored by every public High School in the state of New York. The Parents' Board is chaired by Mira Szramel. The Parents' Board organizes benefit balls, which together with donations, are sources of income for the school.