Educational Institutions under Patriarchate of Antioch

St. Peter’s Classical School is located at St. Peter’s Antiochian Orthodox Church in the southwest area of Fort Worth. History, calendar, admissions, about Orthodoxy, activities, events.

Resources for exploring the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (religious education for children 3-12) from an Orthodox perspective.

A private, classical, Orthodox school. Faculty and board, upcoming events, admissions, parent information, FAQ, and contacts.

History, staff, mission statement, student resources, ways to help, and contacts.

News, classes, students, handbook, support, and contacts.

A non-profit Antiochian Orthodox school in Houston, Texas. Serves preK-12 students as a mission of the Church. Offers full-time, part-time, and homeschooling options to families so that Orthodox classical education is available to as many as possible, regardless of finances. The board consists of the priests from three of the Houston Antiochian parishes, and Bishop Basil of Wichita KS.

St. Raphael Orthodox Online Homeschool came into existence to serve homeschooling Orthodox families or those considering home school education. It offers a program of studies for Elementary, Middle, and High school students. All classes take place in the collegial spirit of the Orthodox Church where education is seen as a friend to theosis, our journey of transformation into the life of Christ. Non-Orthodox are urged to inquire and may apply under certain reasonable conditions.

Nested on the beautiful hill of Balamand and below the historic Monastery of Our Lady of Balamand lies the school of theology founded by the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch. News & events, history, academics, articles, St. John of Damascus, Byzantine music & choir, publications.

The School strives to spread the Byzantine music and the correct chanting according to musical rules inherited from the Orthodox liturgy. Year after year, SEM moves forward with firm steps towards professionalism, strongly believing that the offering to the Almighty should come from the best herd. The school foresees the Byzantine music as an exceptionally important means, especially in our technological and entertaining era, to attrach the youth to church, to its liturgy, thus to the commitment community life.

A program of the Diocese of Wichita and Mid America designed to teach the Byzantine tones in English as sung in the Antiochian Orthodox tradition. Workshops, contacts, applications, and downloads (pdf).

A distance learning course in Orthodox Christian faith and life. A free reading service or a fee based diploma option. A service provided by the Antiochian Orthodox Church (Acts 11:26).