Board of Directors

The Board of Directors directory identifies the people and leadership roles listed on The Greek School of Plato website. It forms part of a wider introduction to a Brooklyn nonprofit focused on Greek language, arts, culture, and education. Families, alumni, friends, and supporters can use this page to become familiar with the names presented by the school.

The directory includes different officer and board-member labels, along with emeritus entries where the school has identified them. These labels should be read as the information published in the directory, rather than as individual biographies or a statement about a person’s availability. For a school inquiry, use the office contact so it can be directed to the relevant area.

The school traces its history to an independent Greek afternoon school founded in Brooklyn in July 1977. Its mission emphasizes preserving Greek heritage and inspiring future generations through language and cultural education. That background provides context for the Board of Directors page and the wider community that supports the institution.

The mission and vision and school history explain the institution’s purpose and development in its own words. Read those pages alongside this directory when learning about the school. They help connect the names listed here with the educational and cultural work described throughout the website.

The Board of Directors directory is separate from the administration and faculty directory. The latter introduces people and teaching areas associated with the school team. Keeping these resources distinct helps visitors find the kind of information they need, whether they are learning about school leadership or exploring the educational programs.

Parents and prospective families will usually find their practical next step on a program or registration page. Alumni may wish to explore the alumni database invitation. Supporters can review the donation and campaign pages. The Board of Directors page provides an introduction to the leadership directory, while these other resources describe specific ways to connect with the school.

Before contacting the school, identify the subject of your question. Enrollment, class schedules, music lessons, online courses, donations, and space rental appear on different pages of the website. Reading the relevant page first can make a question more specific and help the office route it appropriately. There is no need to guess which individual board member handles a particular inquiry.

The contact page provides the school’s office details and distinguishes afterschool from preschool inquiries. The school is located at 670 92nd Street in Brooklyn. Visitors who need directions can use Google Maps to locate the address before arranging their visit.

School life can be explored through more than a directory. The blog shares stories and announcements, the calendar lists activities, and the media gallery presents videos from the community. These resources offer a way to follow the educational and cultural setting in which the Board of Directors is introduced.

The school’s programs connect Greek language learning with music, dance, theatre, and other cultural interests. Families can begin with the programs overview, while supporters can read the information on the school’s fundraising pages. For current questions about any of these areas, contact the office. The Board of Directors directory remains a reference point for the leadership names and roles published by the school.