Hellenic Education Ministry Registration 2026-27 (Greek School and Greek Dance)

Holy Trinity Hellenic Education Program 2026–2027

Our new Hellenic Education Program will offer opportunities for children, teens, and adults to grow in the Greek language and Hellenic traditions through engaging classes and a vibrant community. Whether you are just beginning your journey or looking to continue developing your skills, our Greek School and Greek Dance programs welcome students of all ages and experience levels.

Our Greek School curriculum aligns with the Ellinomatheia (Certificate of Attainment in Greek), the only officially recognized Greek language certification offered by the Greek government. Our goal is to prepare students over the course of 2–3 years to pursue certification in Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking while fostering a lifelong appreciation for the Greek language and culture.

Our Greek Dance Program continues to expand as we strive to provide students with meaningful opportunities to experience and celebrate our rich Hellenic heritage. Students will participate in local performances and are encouraged to attend 2–3 festivals or workshops each year, including the Hellenic Dance Festival (HDF) each January.

We are thrilled to launch this exciting new chapter of our Hellenic Education Program and invite you and your family to join us as we grow together in faith, language, culture, and community. We look forward to welcoming you this fall!

Please note that our Hellenic Education program follows the protocol of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese.  Please review and download the Youth Safety Policies & Conduct by clicking HERE.

Please complete the Registration form by  September 1st, 2026! Late applications are acceptable.

If registering multiple individuals, please fill out and complete this form for EACH adult/child.

If you have any questions, please contact Dena Moses at youthministries@gocharleston.org
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