German Saturday School of Knoxville, TN

German Saturday School of Knoxville, TN German Saturdayschool of Knoxville, TN
We have a new home! St. John Neumann Catholic School
625 St. John Ct. Knoxville, TN 37934 John Ct., Knoxville, TN 37934.

The German Saturday School of Knoxville (GSSK) is a Saturday morning school open to all students who desire to master the German Language or to enhance their German language skills. The GSSK offers classes to native and non-native speakers from pre-school age through adulthood. The school year consists of 30 weeks and follows the holiday schedule of the public schools. Students meet for classes on Saturday mornings from 9.30 till noon at the in the classrooms of St. John Neumann Catholic School,
625 St. Our Snow / Inclement Weather Closing Policy is as Follows: All School closings will be posted on our website and announced over the GSSK hotline by 7 p.m. on Friday (= the day prior to a school closing due to inclement weather). HOTLINE ==>(865) 694-3765

The German Saturday School for the Greater Knoxville Area is a non-profit organization founded in May 2004. The GSSK is governed by a board of directors, consisting of educators, parents with children in the school, and other professionals. The GSSK is a member of the German Language School Conference (GLSC).

03/22/2026
03/22/2026
03/22/2026
03/03/2026

Enjoy some cheese cake! 😊

01/31/2026

The ‘Mythical Beasts of Germany’, inspired by Brothers Grimm's fairy tales and local legends.

Creatures and monsters from German folklore and mythology. Including the Aufhocker - a shapeshifter, the Wolf of Ansbach - a man eating wolf, Fáfnir - a greedy dwarf who killed his father for gold and shapeshifted into a dragon, and the Krampus - a half-goat, half-demon monster who, among other things, used to terrify misbehaving children at Christmas.

And German mythical creatures share a lot with the surrounding countries, so there are creatures from Austria, Italy and France, as well as from Nordic and Slavic mythology. A mixture of werewolves, dragons, mermaids, mountain spirits and kobolds.

Credit: "Fabelwesen Deutschlands" map created by Neil Parkinson, www.pucaprinthouse.com/post/mythical-beasts-of-germany

01/30/2026

Due to inclement weather, the German Saturday School will remain closed on January 31, 2026.
We appreciate your understanding, and classes will resume on February 7, 2026.

01/21/2026

What is your favorite German word?

01/07/2026

Communal singing has a long tradition in Germany – and a future. How choral music strengthens social cohesion, too.

01/07/2026

Shear mania! Shoppers at a German discounter had quite the shock on Monday morning when a flock of 50 sheep stormed a rural supermarket after breaking away from their herd.

The brazen sheep spent around 20 minutes milling mostly around the checkout area of the Penny supermarket in Burgsinn, Baa-varia, before ewe-turning and seeing themselves out.

The flock's shepherd, Dieter Michler, had been leading his 500-strong herd along a path between the industrial area and a nearby river when the breakaway group made their baa-zaar detour.

Penny said the supermarket had been thoroughly cleaned after the sheep had hoofed it and that all unpackaged produce had been carefully checked.

The sheep and their owner won't be fleeced: the discounter does not plan to bill the shepherd for any costs incurred from the sheep's shopping spree.

11/11/2025

November 1989 after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and a traffic jam at the Brandenburg Gate as people moved east and west.

The traffic jams were not just a single event, they continued for weeks as East Germans toured West Berlin, and West Berliners visited relations and friends in the GDR they had not been able to see for decades.

Photo credit: East German Visuals@GDRvisuals, x.com/GDRvisuals

Address

625 St. John Court
West Knoxville, TN
37934

Opening Hours

9am - 12pm

Telephone

+18656943765

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