From early learners to middle school, our classes are designed to inspire confidence, language skills, and a love for Armenian culture.
In kindergarten, children build phonemic awareness by recognizing sounds and learning letters to support early reading skills. They also express ideas through drawing and creative projects, explore music, and develop cooperative social skills and basic manners to support independence and classroom community.
Key Focus AreasCurriculum designed for each stage.
Experienced educators who know every child.
Personal attention in a supportive environment.
Language, traditions, and values every day.
Play-based learning that builds early language skills, imagination, and social development.
Our warm play-based preschool is where 3–4 year-olds build independence and social skills through guided play, storytelling, and word games while developing fine motor skills, attention, memory, and verbal speech.
Older preschoolers deepen social-emotional skills through interactive activities while beginning Armenian phonics. Courtesy words like ‘barev’ are introduced through songs and role-play.
Strong foundations in reading, writing, conversation, and Armenian culture.
In kindergarten, children build phonemic awareness by recognizing sounds and learning letters. They express ideas through drawing and creative projects, explore music, and develop cooperative social skills and basic manners to support independence and classroom community.
First grade teaches letters through interactive, playful lessons using textbooks, videos, and audio. Each lesson focuses on writing, phonics, reading, and word-recognition, followed by games and themed crafts tied to holidays and traditions.
Second grade reinforces letter knowledge and advances reading and writing, emphasizing comprehension, sentence structure, spelling, and basic grammar. Students take part in team activities that foster social learning and explore cultural background.
Third graders strengthen thinking through collaborative projects while advancing Armenian reading comprehension and vocabulary, beginning to write short paragraphs and stories.
Fourth graders read longer and more complex texts, expand their vocabulary, and begin writing original stories while deepening understanding of Armenian culture and history.
Fifth graders strengthen reading, writing, speaking, and listening while expanding vocabulary. They explore Armenian history through interactive methods and project-based learning.
Deeper language skills, stronger identity, and preparation for leadership and lifelong learning.
Sixth graders explore Armenian history and culture through research and multimedia projects, studying landmarks, literature, and poetry while fostering creativity and collaboration.
Seventh graders improve fluency across reading, writing, speaking, and listening while expanding vocabulary through literature and student-centered research and collaborative projects.
Eighth graders master advanced fluency across all skills through student-led lessons and research projects, concluding with a comprehensive 100-question assessment to measure mastery.
Join our school community and give your child the gift of language, culture, and lifelong connections.
Come to learn, leave to preserve. A Saturday Armenian school for PreK–8th grade in Belmont, Massachusetts.
97 Waterhouse Rd
Belmont, MA 02478
Saturdays 10 AM – 1 PM
September – June
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