On March 20th, we held our Greek Independence Day Assemblies. They were truly inspiring and filled with pride. Through songs, traditional Greek dances, and beautiful recitations, our students honored the heroes of 1821 and paid tribute to the courage, sacrifice, and faith that shaped our history.

The St. Nicholas William Spyropoulos School
ΑΙΕΝ ΑΡΙΣΤΕΥΕΙΝ
EVER TO EXCEL
On March 6th, Father Aristidis offered a special opportunity for our 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students, gathering them in the church for a spiritual retreat. He shared words of wisdom and reflection as the students begin preparing their hearts and minds for the upcoming Lenten and Easter season.
On March 6th, in honor of Read Across America Week, we were fortunate to have Mrs. Difino visit our Kindergarten and First Grade classrooms to share her new book, The Dare Book, with our young students. The book is a joyful, interactive read-aloud designed to build confidence, resilience, and emotional awareness through playful dares, movement, and laughter. It was a wonderful experience for our youngest learners, and we thank Mrs. Difino for sharing such a special moment with our students and for emphasizing the importance of reading and life skills.