It was a dream, dear to many, to have an Armenian Evangelical school in the United States.
By the summer of 1982, curriculum and personnel were in place. The AMAA provided “seed money” for the initial financial needs. The school opened its doors in the Sunday School classrooms of the United Armenian Congregational Church on September 13, 1982 with thirteen students, and a staff of four. By the end of the year, the student population had swelled to twenty-eight students with a long list of students planning to register for the following year.
