A. Fantis Parochial School – A Tradition of Educational Excellence Since 1963

A. Fantis Continues to Exceed...

Middle School Camping Trip

A. Fantis is accepting applications for enrollment into the current school year.

Greek Studies

A.Fantis Parochial School provides high-quality instruction in Greek language and culture from preschool to eighth grade. Daily language learning is enriched through the use of online media, songs, art, videos, and games. During their studies at A. Fantis our children have the opportunity to…

After School Enrichment

After-school enrichment and programming is an important part of student life in A. Fantis Parochial School. A. Fantis provides a broad array of diverse programming for students of all ages and interests, including sports, art, music and coding. Tutoring for classroom support or high school

Experiential Learning

Each teacher integrates Project Based Learning (PBL) within their classroom and beyond.
PBL enlivens learning because students tackle an authentic and challenging problem through sustained inquiry that prompts reflection and culminates in a public product.

Small Community

Since 1963, A.Fantis Parochial school has been a close knit community that spans generations of students, teachers and board members. Small class sizes in a multi-level PreK – 8 facility promote the sense of a large family of learners and educators. Classroom environments are nurturing and safe, allowing for our students to take the necessary risks and challenges needed for true growth.

Student Achievement

Students in grades 3 through 8 are also evaluated using the NYS ELA and Math Exams. These assessments provide useful data for classroom and school performance over time. Last year, our school achievement scores improved 10%. Our projected target scores for 2018 are detailed in the chart above.

Character Education

Social-emotional learning and good citizenship are an integral part of our curriculum and daily life. Classrooms are learning environments where students collaborate and support one another through daily activities and projects. In middle school, leadership skills become more formalized with Student Council and Arista. Progress in these areas is detailed through weekly communication and reports.