While our values and curriculum focus on Orthodox faith and Greek traditions, we believe that non-Greek students can benefit greatly and succeed in our educational setting. 

• Love of learning
  We are curious about life, the world, other people, and how things work. We see ourselves as lifelong learners. 

• Integrated learning
  We look for connections across subjects to develop intellectual flexibility and a grasp of how things fit together. 

• Faith
  We follow Greek Orthodox practices and teachings as a time-tested path towards abundant life, which has been passed down faithfully over thousands of years. 

• Cultural Heritage
  We value cultural traditions and have a responsibility to pass them down to future generations to maintain a connection to those who came before us. 

• Hospitality

We follow the tradition of extending a warm and generous welcome to all, looking for ways we can meaningfully connect with each other. 

• Community
  We are responsible not only for our own lives and actions, but also for using our skills and accomplishments to strengthen our community.

• Respectful  Dialogue
  We treat others with dignity and respect, especially when we disagree about something.  We can discuss and even disagree on many topics while maintaining an undercurrent of love and understanding.