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Chamlian Celebrates Armenian Culture & Heritage
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Friday, November 16th, 2012
Chamlian students perform during Culture Month celebration
GLENDALE - On Sunday, November 4 families and friends of Chamlian
Armenian School participated in the annual Armenian Cultural Day
Paradon on the school campus. The festivities included student
performances, food, shopping and entertainment.
This all-day event highlighted the school's commitment to the
preservation and promotion of the Armenian culture and heritage.
Students, parents and extended family members enjoyed a festive day,
full of exciting carnival-like activities and events. Chamlian's
dedicated Armenian Department teachers worked diligently to prepare
their students for their performances, which included singing,
dancing, recitation, short-plays and a performance by the school
choir. In addition to the performances, the 1st grade students made
quite an impression as they filled the stage dressed in traditional
Armenian costumes representing the various regions in Armenia.
Chamlian's Administration extends a special thank you to its dedicated
Armenian Department teachers, the Parent Support Committee members,
and all the parents who volunteered their time and talent. Their
collaborative efforts helped make this a truly successful event.
asbarez
Friday, November 16th, 2012
Chamlian students perform during Culture Month celebration
GLENDALE - On Sunday, November 4 families and friends of Chamlian
Armenian School participated in the annual Armenian Cultural Day
Paradon on the school campus. The festivities included student
performances, food, shopping and entertainment.
This all-day event highlighted the school's commitment to the
preservation and promotion of the Armenian culture and heritage.
Students, parents and extended family members enjoyed a festive day,
full of exciting carnival-like activities and events. Chamlian's
dedicated Armenian Department teachers worked diligently to prepare
their students for their performances, which included singing,
dancing, recitation, short-plays and a performance by the school
choir. In addition to the performances, the 1st grade students made
quite an impression as they filled the stage dressed in traditional
Armenian costumes representing the various regions in Armenia.
Chamlian's Administration extends a special thank you to its dedicated
Armenian Department teachers, the Parent Support Committee members,
and all the parents who volunteered their time and talent. Their
collaborative efforts helped make this a truly successful event.