The Rose & Alex Pilibos Armenian School, in collaboration with the Western Prelacy announced a purposeful stride forward with the acquisition of nearly 14,000 square feet of real estate adjacent to the St. Garabed Armenian Apostolic Church, embodying this year’s school tagline, “Together with Purpose.”
This significant milestone is a testament to the collective dedication of all our supportive parents and benefactors, whose generous contributions over the years were wisely invested and leveraged to now position the school to acquire this $4.4 million property with solid financial footing.
Under the visionary leadership of Western Prelate Archbishop Torkom Donoyan and the dedicated supervision of the Prelacy Executive Council Chairman Vahe Hovaguimian and the chair of the Board of Regents, Sarkis Ourfalian, Pilibos Principal Maral Tavitian,and the School Board, chaired by Vahe Tashdjian, the purchase of this caliber will change the face of Pilibos for generations to come.
This long-awaited strategic expansion heralds a new era of enhanced opportunities and improved learning environments for Pilibos Scholars. The additional space offered by the newly acquired property not only opens doors to a myriad of educational possibilities which our team of visionaries is actively developing, but also creates a more comfortable and conducive atmosphere for both teaching and learning.
This development not only signifies growth but also reflects Pilibos’ unwavering commitment to providing Scholars with an enriched educational journey, fostering a dynamic and thriving community at Pilibos.
In the coming months, Pilibos anticipates unveiling the intricate details of the school’s development plans.
As Pilibos progresses through this exciting phase, the school looks forward to sharing comprehensive insights into the expanded facilities, innovative programs, and improved learning spaces that will define the future of Pilibos, as it strives to provide an exceptional educational experience that remains firmly rooted in Armenian values.
