Topic: Education

WASHINGTON (ANCA) — For the first time since its initial recognition in 2019, the Council of Washington, D.C., unanimously recognized the Armenian Genocide, emphasizing the importance of educating D.C. residents[...]

MONTREAL — Montreal’s Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU) Alex Manoogian School, the first school for Armenians in Canada, is celebrating its 55th anniversary this year. On Friday, May 2, the[...]

WATERTOWN — Vicky Kherlopian gave a lecture about education in Armenia today in both Armenian and English, accompanied by PowerPoint slides, on April 3 at the Baikar Center in Watertown.[...]

ROCKVILLE, Md. — In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, when traditional educational institutions struggled to adapt, four Armenian-American women with PhDs in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) —[...]

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Harvard Law School is one of the world’s most selective law schools, with an acceptance rate of around 7.5 percent. Those odds did not deter Anahit Melkonyan,[...]

By Araz Havan Special to the Mirror-Spectator BOSTON — For most Armenian Americans, it is important that public schools in their cities or towns teach the Armenian Genocide. In Massachusetts,[...]

By Gayane Muradyan YEREVAN — As Victor Hugo has said, “He who opens the school door closes a prison.” In these anxious and insecure days ahead of the New Year,[...]

The Wisconsin Armenian community continues its work in support of Wisconsin Act 30, passed in 2021, mandating the study of Holocaust and other genocides in middle and high school classrooms.[...]

PASADENA, Calif. — As part of the St. Gregory A & M Hovsepian School of Pasadena’s celebration of Armenian Independence Day, its students were visited by four prominent Armenian boxers[...]

WATERTOWN — Garine Palandjian is preparing to begin her second year as principal of St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School (SSAES) this fall; she succeeded Houry Boyamian, who had been principal[...]