Currently we have 190 students with a 17:1 student-faculty ratio.

All Orthodox Christian students may apply! We have students from varying traditions; you do not need to be Greek!

Each morning, students pray together as one school. Religion is taught weekly or daily based on grade level with varying complexity, and regular prayer services and liturgies are attended.

Koraes uses differentiated instruction to meet the needs of all learners. Daily Greek language instruction is based on their current knowledge, and after-school opportunities to strengthen that understanding are also available.

While breakfast is not available at this time, we do have a robust, daily hot lunch program with nutritious, made-from-scratch meals that the children love! Flexible ordering options make Hot Lunch a family favorite.

School visits are tailored and unique experiences. We aim to have families meet teachers and students, and observe what it’s like as a Koraes student through a walking tour. Leadership will answer your questions, give you an overview of the school, and help you learn how to get started.

We do not offer transportation at this time.

8:30am - 3:15pm

Koraes Before-Care begins at 7:30am, and After-Care begins after school and ends at 4:30pm. There are also after school clubs and athletics students can join, which typically end between 4:30pm and 5:00pm.

We have a competitive athletic department offering fall, winter and spring sports, as well as fall and spring clubs. Our standard clubs typically include: Lego Club, Greek Dance, Bible Club, Student Council, and Band.

Koraes works closely with District 118 to create service plans for eligible students whose needs can be met with the resources Koraes provides.

A variety of assessment tools, including both formative and summative, are used at Koraes. MAP testing is administered at three points throughout the school year to provide benchmark assessments.

Yes. Certain grades fill quickly and space accommodations limit how many classes and students we can accommodate.  If a family is placed on a waiting list, they will be notified directly of their next steps to admission.