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Donate to The Greek School of Plato and help make a big difference and spread the Greek language and Culture! Help us make a difference in our community by making a donation to our school. Your generous contribution will help us provide students with the necessary resources for a successful educational experience.
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Discover the Greek School of Plato’s Capital Naming Campaign—an impactful initiative where donors can etch their legacy at the school. Take a virtual tour of our new Community Center to see how every piece of furniture will enhance our space.
Leave your mark by selecting a piece of furniture and making a donation. Your generosity will be honored with a certificate and a personalized naming plaque. Join us in shaping the future of The Greek School of Plato. Thank you for your invaluable support!
2026/2027 School Year
Welcome message from the Director of Education.
Dear Greek School of Plato Family,
Registration is now open for the 2026-2027 school year! The Greek School of Plato has been part of the Brooklyn community for over 40 years, and we look forward to another successful school year!
By fusing traditional teaching techniques with new methods to include music, theater, dance, philosophy, sociology, history, and the revival of Hellenic traditions, our goal is to engage and inspire our students to embrace their rich Hellenic culture and preserve, promote, and perpetuate the Greek language.
I look forward to an amazing year together!
Best regards,
Leonidas Papoulias
Greek Program Director
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Who We Are
We engage in our work via leveraging a powerful support system comprised of trained teaching staff, volunteers, parents and friends as well as the community’s youth. Plato seeks to instill values of democracy and leadership by engaging its current students and alumni in service to their community, keeping the spirit of service, democracy and civic engagement alive. Such examples of service include bringing joy into the lives of the elders of our society at the St. Michael’s Senior Citizen Home, engaging in fundraising and sponsorship walks for the Ronald McDonald House and galvanizing members of the community to support families of the Greek diaspora in New York who face critical challenges to their livelihood: health, safety and basic needs.
What We Do
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
The Greek School of Plato offers in person classes from Pre-K to 9th Grade.
Our Curriculum encompasses Greek Language and Culture.
ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
The Greek School of Plato offers Greek Folk Dancing Classes, Theatre, and Marching Band Program to our students.
PLATO KOSMOS
The Greek School of Plato offers online Greek Language courses for all ages.
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PLATO MUSIC LAB
The Greek School of Plato offers in-person Music Classes for all ages.
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Plato
Greek Pilosopher
Choosing a Greek Education Program
The Greek School of Plato brings Greek language, arts, and cultural education together in Brooklyn. Families can explore in-person classes for children, online learning for different ages, music lessons, and cultural activities. The best starting point is the program that matches the learner’s age, experience, and interests. A child beginning to recognize Greek letters will have different needs from an adult returning to the language or a student preparing for an examination.
Begin with the programs overview, then open the page for the course that interests you. These pages explain the different learning options and provide the appropriate registration or interest form. For the school-year program, the registration page includes weekday and Saturday schedules, supply lists, and tuition information. Contact the office if you need help deciding which page or form applies to your family.
Learning in Brooklyn and Online
In-person learning offers a connection to the school’s Brooklyn community. Language lessons sit alongside opportunities to encounter Greek music, dance, history, and traditions. Parents can explore the curriculum and meet the teaching team through the school website before asking about enrollment. The school’s location is 670 92nd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11228; use Google Maps when planning a visit.
Online learners can explore Plato Kosmos, which offers Greek classes for children, teens, and adults. Read the current course information and contact the office to discuss a suitable level and available schedule. For younger children, the separate preschool website provides information about its own programs. Each program has its own enrollment details, so review the relevant page rather than assuming the same timetable applies to every course.
Questions to Discuss With the School Office
Before completing an enrollment form, make a short list of the learner’s goals. Is the priority speaking with relatives, reading and writing, exploring cultural traditions, preparing for an examination, or taking part in music and dance? Bringing these questions to the office makes it easier to discuss the relevant program. Explain whether the learner is new to Greek, hears it at home, or has studied it before; age alone does not describe every student’s experience.
For children’s classes, compare the weekday and Saturday information on the registration page with your family’s other commitments. Review the supply list before the first class and keep the chosen session details with your registration records. For online classes, ask about available times and the appropriate level before making a payment. Check the individual course page for its current information, since school-year classes, tutoring, music, and examination preparation have different arrangements.
Stay connected after choosing a course. The school events calendar and school news provide different kinds of updates: the calendar lists activities, while the blog offers stories and announcements. The staff directory introduces the school team, and the contact page separates afterschool and preschool inquiries. Use the relevant office contact when asking about schedules, forms, or a particular course. Keeping these resources together gives your family a practical starting point throughout the school year.