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Armenian Sisters’ Academy Celebrates 35th Anniversary with Gala

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February 28, 2020
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The Armenian Sisters Academy celebrated its 35th anniversary on February 9. The gala ceremony was held at Metropol Banquet Hall, with a live performance by Tigran Asatryan.

The Hall was full of special guests, benefactors, alumni, parents, and friends. Among the guests were Most Reverend Mikael Mouradian’s representative Most Reverend Barsegh Baghdasarian, Mother Aroudiag Sajonian, Superior General of the Armenian Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, Senator Antony Portantino, Glendale Mayor Ara Najarian, Mayor Pro Tem to the City of Gardena Art Kaskanian, Crescenta Valley Town Council President Harry Leon, Director of Public Safety and Special Assignments of the fifth Council District to the City of Los Angeles Greg Martayan, and ASA’s benefactor and friend Harout Bronozian.

The ceremony started with prayer and National Anthems for both Armenia and the United States of America. After Most Rev. Barsegh blessed the tables, the honored guests shared their thoughts and cordial wishes. Although Congressman Adam Schiff was unable to attend, he sent a kind video message with congratulations for ASA’s anniversary. Class of 2000 alumnus Dr. Raffi Kotoyan spoke on behalf of the alumni with a message of appreciation for ASA’s impact on his personal educational journey.

Armenian Sisters’ Academy also made sure to honor the teachers who have dedicated their lives to the Academy for more than 20 years, among them Sister Aguiline, member of the Armenian Sisters of the Immaculate Conception.

It is our hope that the Armenian Sisters’ Academy continues its dedication to the Armenian community, keeping the language, culture, and the religion that guides our spirit alive. May God bless the Academy.

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