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Church of Three Saints, сlassical school, news, gallery, library and contacts.

The Holy Trinity Theological School on the Internet has been created to assist and extend the activities of the Holy Trinity Seminary in Jordanville, N.Y. The selection of study materials and their publication on the Internet was managed by Bishop Alexander (Mileant). Program. Participants. Textbooks. Donations. Questions. Admissions. Suggestions. Tests.

Master degrees, diplomas and certificates in Orthodox and Eastern Christian studies. Mission, vision, values, accreditation, governance, history, programmes, faculty, courses, admissions, student info, news & contacts.

St. Raphael Orthodox Online Homeschool came into existence to serve homeschooling Orthodox families or those considering home school education. It offers a program of studies for Elementary, Middle, and High school students. All classes take place in the collegial spirit of the Orthodox Church where education is seen as a friend to theosis, our journey of transformation into the life of Christ. Non-Orthodox are urged to inquire and may apply under certain reasonable conditions.

An Eastern Orthodox church school for at-risk youth. Documents for new students are available, as well as Academy video and audio productions. Activities.

Belongs to Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople. About the Academy. Curriculum. Staff. Bible verses. Calendar. Directions. Contact info.

Preschool-8. Mission statement & goals, school profile, history, What is Orthodoxy, accreditation & membership, board of trustees, faculty & staff directory, major dates/school holidays, strategic plan, employment, contact.

Bilingual Greek-American PK-8 planned. Affiliated with Holy Trinity Hellenic Orthodox Church of Chicago. The academy is being created to assure that the Hellenic language and culture, and the Greek Orthodox faith are preserved and passed on to succeeding generations.

A kindergarten through 12th grade Orthodox Christian day school affiliated with St. John the Wonderworker Orthodox Church, OCA. Academics, admissions, student handbook, academic calendar, graduation requirements, writings and works of art created by the students.

The Academy is the Archdiocese home away from home for children in need. Serving as a philanthropic center of the Church, the purpose of the Academy is to provide a loving Christian environment, where resident children are nurtured into adulthood.

Hellenic College is a Christian Orthodox institution of higher learning. The College educates students in Classics/Greek Studies and in specialized professional fields, with constant teaching of Orthodox Christianity.

A private, classical, Orthodox school. Faculty and board, upcoming events, admissions, parent information, FAQ, and contacts.

Mission, vision & creed, endorsements, distinctives, the faculty, curriculum, scope & sequence, parent-student handbook, admissions, on education, calendar, student life, and contacts.

Elementary education for Orthodox children. Admission, academics, calendar, news, events, and contacts.

Statement of Faith, course of study, registration, classical education, news, events, calendar, and donations.

Admissions, academics, programs, parents, faith, and contact information.

Russian Orthodox coeducational, English language, non-profit, full-time day school for grades K-12, scheduled around the old calendar of Orthodox feast days and services. Contact, location, registration information. Calendar. Curriculum. Employment opportunities. Events. Information for parents. Achievements. Photographs. Spiritual life. Tutition and fees. Links.

General info. Programs. Gallery. News. Ways to help.

Provides quality early childhood education while preserving Orthodox Christian ideals and faith. Academics, schedule of events, admission and tuition, and contacts.

A non-profit Antiochian Orthodox school in Houston, Texas. Serves preK-12 students as a mission of the Church. Offers full-time, part-time, and homeschooling options to families so that Orthodox classical education is available to as many as possible, regardless of finances. The board consists of the priests from three of the Houston Antiochian parishes, and Bishop Basil of Wichita KS.