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Leadership

School Board

The St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School Board is a diverse group of individuals elected from the school community and administration. Board members are often school and alumni parents who have a strong desire to maintain the school’s success and core values, while planning for the future. In collaboration with the Principal, the Board oversees the implementation of the school’s overall mission: to provide an exceptional American education with a strong foundation in Armenian culture and language.

 

Board responsibilities include:

  • Strategic and long-term planning
  • Approve an annual budget and oversee the finances
  • Provide guidance to the school’s committees
  • Assess programs, operations and plans to ensure compliance with school policies and local and state regulations
  • Lead major fundraising initiatives

Board of Trustees

  • Honarary President: His Eminence Archbishop Anoushavan Tanielian
  • President: Reverend Antranig Baljian, Pastor

Officers:

  • Board Chair: Michael Guzelian
  • Board Vice Chair: Michael Ajemian
  • Treasurer: Meher Nerkizian
  • Secretary: Krista Aslanian Aftandilian

Members:

  • Dina Apovian
  • Yn. Cheryl Baljian
  • Tom Gengozian
  • Lucy Hoosian
  • Christine Kahvejian
  • Sosi Toomajanian

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Houry Boyamian, M.Ed.
Principal
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Preschool Director
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Asst. Treasurer
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Administrative Assistant
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617-926-6979
school@ssaes.org
47 Nichols Avenue, Watertown, MA 02472

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