Preamble

Alumni are part of the continuing story of The Greek School of Plato. The invitation above welcomes graduates to join the school’s database and share a success story. Whether your memories involve language classes, a celebration, a teacher, or friendships made after school, those experiences offer a personal connection to the community. Start with the form on this page if you would like to reconnect.

You do not need a major announcement to introduce yourself again. A brief description of your years at the school and what you remember can help explain your connection. Share only the information that you are comfortable providing through the form. If your question concerns how an alumni story might be used, contact the school before sending photographs or a longer account.

An alumni story can begin with a specific memory: a first Greek conversation, a classroom activity, or a performance that stayed with you. Explain when the experience took place and why it mattered to you. Clear details help today’s readers understand the setting, especially if the school occupied a different location during your time as a student.

You may also want to describe how Greek language or culture remains part of your life. That could involve family conversations, reading, travel, work, or participation in cultural activities. These are suggestions for telling your own story, rather than requirements for joining the alumni database. Keep the focus on experiences that you can describe accurately in your own words.

The school’s history page traces its beginnings in Brooklyn in 1977 and the development of its educational community. Reading that account can help alumni place their own memories within a longer timeline. The mission and vision page explains the school’s continuing connection to Greek language, arts, and culture.

Explore the programs overview to see learning options for different ages and interests. The school blog and media gallery provide another way to discover activities and community stories. Check an article’s date when reading about an event, and contact the office for current participation or enrollment details.

The school’s current address is 670 92nd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11228. Alumni who would like to visit should contact the office to discuss an appropriate time and the purpose of the visit. Use Google Maps directions when planning your route. A message in advance helps keep a visit compatible with the school’s daily activities.

For a question about the database, an old school memory, or a possible story, use the contact page. Explain your connection and the information you are seeking so that your inquiry has useful context. Please avoid including private information about classmates or teachers without their agreement. Your own account is the best starting point for an alumni contribution.

Reconnecting can be as simple as reading a school story, talking about your Greek education with family, or sharing an accurate memory with the office. Alumni bring different experiences, and no single path describes every graduate. The database invitation provides a starting point for renewing that connection while the rest of this website helps you explore the school as it is presented today.