NYC school feels ripple effect of Ukraine invasion
A high school located in the East Village, New York City, St. George Academy has voiced out on how Ukraine invasion affects some of their students.
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St. George Academy is a private, Ukrainian Catholic high school in the East Village neighborhood of Manhattan in New York City. It is located within the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York.” source: Wikipedia.
“It’s been hard for some of the students at St. George Academy to concentrate on their studies this week. Many of them are consumed with worry for family members who live in Ukraine,” the Management confirms.
37% percent of the school’s population is of Ukrainian heritage. Also, some of them lived most of their lives in Ukraine and have immediate family there.
“From Wednesday evening when I found out, I haven’t slept for a few days after that, and I’ve been on a call with my family most of the time. And checking the news like every five minutes and I’m still doing that till right now,” said Sophia Klyuba, a senior at the school.
Many have immediate family in the country—who are now hiding in bomb shelters, or taking up arms against invading Russian forces
