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With Jesus as the Master Teacher, we, the Administration, the Faculty and the Staff of the Armenian Sisters Academy, dedicate ourselves to the overall education of the students trusted to our care. We recognize that each student is a unique person created to the image and likeness of God. This fundamental truth is at the core of the school’s mission. In a nurturing, spiritual, disciplined and well- prepared environment, the Faculty helps each child to reach his/her full potential according to the Montessori philosophy (or guidelines).
The Academy is also dedicated to perpetuating the Armenian identity, its language, history and cultural heritage. The school endeavors to shape an Armenian-American community founded on the principles of our Christian faith.
We believe that education is intended to foster Christian values. With Jesus as their model, the children learn to treat others with respect, dignity and integrity.
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We believe that education is intended to encourage students to become lifetime learners, accomplished professionals, fulfilled individuals dedicated to the service of their family, church and community. The school prepares its students to face the challenges of our society, accept leadership responsibilities and become contributing members of the global community, respectful of its environment and resources.
We believe that as a Faculty, we have the responsibility to provide for the education of the whole child as he/she grows intellectually, spiritually, physically, socially and emotionally. Based on gospel values of faith and prayer, in an environment of respect, love and exploration, the school provides the students the intuitive skills and resources they need to flourish in their chosen pursuits.
Parents as primary teachers and the Faculty work in partnership to support and enhance the values mutually accepted and agreed upon. |
History of the Armenian Sisters of the Immaculate Conception