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Sevana Panosian
Sevana Panosian is a retired award winning AP English Instructor who will now be an instructional coach and middle school instructor at Krouzian Zekarian Vasbouragan Armenian School in San Francisco. Sevana is a native of San Francisco and an active member of the Armenian community.
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Sevan a, I couldn’t agree with you more. My 4 daughters as well were given the gift of an Armenian Wlementary school they 5th grade here in Boston area at St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School in Watwrtown, Ma. We too here on the east coast emplore Armenian American families tonkeep that Promise to embrace the R culture, heritage and language. To be the voice of Mesrob Mashdotz and all our great poets & writers to always cherish this language, which is at risk of extinction. Then the white genocide of the Turks will have been complete. Let’s #KeepThe Promise to not be a lost nation from history books but one alive and well in the diaspora and our homeland .
Excellent article. Our Armenian schools are the key to our survival. Our beautiful culture and language are kept alive while our children obtain an incredibly strong education. It is up to every Armenian to support our schools and help them flourish. “Our revenge is to survive”
Language is sustainable only on native land. We have built churches in Diaspora communities in Europe (Poland, Lviv, Transylvania (Romania, Hungary) and Asia (Singapore , Rangoon, Madras) since the fall of Bagratuni dynasty. Where are they now? Their churches stand still as relic to the past. Language and church slowed down the assimilation process but couldn’t stop it. Our efforts should be directed at reversing the tide of emigration by helping Armenia become strong economically and growing the population.