I THINK MY BF'S CHEATING ON ME...

lk8two · Guest

I agree^ When I went to Armenian school, from pre-school through 5th grade, it was very affordable and even the families who didnt have much could afford it. Now, its the exact opposite, show me one Armenian school in the LA area that has programs for low income Armenian families, it just doesnt exist.

Mr Walrus. · Guest

I went to Armenian school on saturdays only, wasn't that expensive cause it was only once a week. Learned a lot though throughout the years. But now my writing got kinda rusty.

Guest · Posted Wed Jun 04, 2008

all they think about is making money. If they lower their prices there would be soooo much more armenian students attending and theyd be making more money. All they think about is making money and ripping ppl off. THats just sad. Come onnn... for education???? and what up with the registration fees these days? everywhere u go there is a reg. fee. lava mi ban en sovorel.

psshhh · Guest

Blame it on the money hungry Beruta-Hyes. No offense. Rolling Eyes

Kiso0 · Guest

^ lol who isnt money hungry these days?
everyones out for themselves
dont blame anyone
you want to learn armenian
take it in ur own hands ..it isnt that hard
i leanrted how to read and write armenian fluently in a public school
a lot of community colleges offer it too
it isnt that expensive..depending on your situation ..it might even be free=)

psshhh · Guest

lk8two · Guest

Going to a good Armenian school is not just about learning how to read and write in Armenian, It involves our culture and Armenian educational foundation. About 20 years ago, Armenian schools in LA were extremely strict and offered a top of the line education compared to many puclic schools in the area. Today, it seems like it offers less and costs much more, the best choice would probably be to self educate your children about Armenian history, or enroll them into weekend classes at an Armenian school.

The main difference between choosing either an Armenian school or public, will be in the surrounding you place your child in. His or her crowd, friends, and environment will range from more diverse ethnic backgrounds, thus exposing them to the reality of living in America. Or, if placed into an Armenian school, will make a social environment mostly made up of Armenians.

I would prefer public school and weekend Armenian classes.

lk8two · Guest

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lk8two · Guest

Beiruti hye, hayastani hye, polsa hye, liknen aper. Heto, there are many hayastani Armenian's who help build these schools. Like investments.

Also, does anyone know what the expense is for an average sized Armenian school in souther Cal?

justme · Guest

i attended an armenian school for elementary....ehh ench lav orerer...my school was the best, but that was quite a while ago....there are literally no schools like that remaining...it was like la la land...perfection...no trouble, like a family...i doubt it its still like that..apsos

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KarevorCheOvem · Guest

ya true it dont matter what generation u are from, if u claim to be armenian then u should know how to speak armenian, if dont know how to speak it, hun well then ur not armenian sorry.. and ur bf is speaking jiber jaber.. i htink hes confused doesnt know what lanuage hes speaking in/...

Her BF · Guest