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Dear Friend,

We would like to invite Hungarian-Americans and anyone interested in supporting the Minnesota Hungarians to become active members of the Minnesota Hungarians. Our mission is to represent and promote Hungarian culture and heritage in Minnesota and the US. Another important aspect of the Minnesota Hungarians is to

Support philanthropic activities such as the on-going support of the Deva, Transylvanian St. Francis orphanage as well as lending support to catastrophic events.
Provide opportunities for local Hungarians to gather together and socialize.
Support the MISI Hungarian School so that parents can share their Hungarian culture with their children and each other
Support the Videki Hungarian Dancers, who represent our culture in numerous venues throughout the year.

Please support the Minnesota Hungarians by paying your membership dues. Membership dues are paid on an annual basis from January 1 to December 31.

If you have not sent in your membership fees, please do so and mail it to the address below.

Membership fees are as follow:

Annual Meeting - March 2

Date: March 2, 2021, 7PM
Location: Online Zoom

Your participation makes this organization work!

Meeting ID 954 105 3339
passcode:was sent out in the Newsletter

Question: minnesotahungarians@gmail.com for more information please visit our website: www.minnesotahungarians.com

AGENDA (PROPOSED)

Opening the Meeting: President Csilla Grauzer
Financial Report: Gabriella Sinka Heath
Committee Reports:
1. Minnesota Hungarians Programs and Activities and Public Relations in 2020: Csilla Grauzer
2. Membership: Gabriella Sinka Heath
3. MISI Hungarian School Report: Bernadett Czettisch
Nominating and Electing of Officers and Board Members: facilitated by Tibor Gallo, Please note! You can only vote if you are a paid member of the Minnesota Hungarians. Paid members may submit nominations of interested members for election to the office of president and member of the board.
Other Businesses
Closing the Annual meeting

Thank you for supporting the Minnesota Hungarians. Our goals have been to engage in cultural, educational and philanthropic endeavors as a non-profit and charitable organisation. Please help us to continue our mission to promote and represent Hungarian culture in Minnesota. Please consider renewing your yearly membership.

Cooking Club - Főző Klub - 02. 28. 2021.

A Főző Klub folytatódik. Következő alkalommal csöröge fánkot fogunk készíteni. Reméljük sokan tudtok csatlakozni hozzánk és együtt élvezhetjük a sütés örömét.

Hozzávalók:
3 tojás sárgája
3 evőkanál tejföl
1 evőkanál rum
2 evőkanál porcukor
1 1/2 pohár szitált liszt

+Porcukor diszitéshez és barack lekvár tálaláshoz. Olaj a sütéshez.

The Cooking Club continues! Next time we will make funnel cake, which is a typical carnival cake. We hope that many of you can join us.

This is my mother's recipe for this popular Hungarian fried dough also known as angel wings. As many recipe from our homeland has many variations per region or per household. Nevertheless this sweet goodness was my family's favorite recipe during Farsang.
Enjoy!
Gabi

Dough ingredients:

Biliteracy Seal for highschooler - Magyar nyelvvizsga

At the Minnesota Department of Education World Languages Office with Ursula Lentz. From left to right: Ursula Lentz, Ildikó Fox-Gulyás, Heni Török, Bernadett Czettisch

We are happy to announce that the Hungarian language has been added to the Biliteracy Seal list. High school student can take an exam in Hungarian and they are going to get a golden or platinum seal in their high school diploma, which for they will be able to get extra credit at College. Minnesota state is the 2^nd, where high school students can take Hungarian language test. More information in Hungarian here.

Minnesota Bilingual and Multilingual Seals were legislated in the Learning English for Academic Proficiency and Success (LEAPS) Act in 2014. Minnesota public school districts, charter schools, and non-public schools may award Minnesota bilingual and multilingual seals to graduating high school students, in grades 10, 11, or 12, who demonstrated the required levels of language proficiency on languages other than English, including American Sign Language (ASL) and indigenous American Indian languages. The required proficiency levels are ACTFL Advanced Low for Platinum Seal; ACTFL Intermediate High for Gold Seal in all of the four modalities - listening, reading, speaking and writing.

Minnesota World Language Proficiency Certificate, legislated in 2009, is an award given to students in any grade level who demonstrate ACTFL’s Intermediate Low level in all of the four modalities - listening, reading, speaking and writing in languages other than in English. *Note: Minnesota State Colleges and Universities award college credit when the test was taken in Grades 10, 11, or 12.

Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, a statewide system of 30 colleges and seven universities with 54 campuses across the state, compiled a report that provides findings and recommendations for the granting of college credit for the bilingual and multilingual seals and world language proficiency certificates.