| Gymnasium Director | Petros Katsareas |
| Deputy Director | Stamatia Mavrikou |
| Deputy Director | Eleni Dimou |
| Deputy Director | Maria Korda |
| Gymnasium Dean | Angelis Triantafyllou |
| Gymnasium Student Council Advisor | Orestis Chatzinakis |
| Gymnasium Student Activities Advisor | Christina Koronaiou |
| Gymnasium Learning Support, Advisor | Kalliopi Mitrotoli |
| Director, Culture and Outreach | Ioannis Tsatalis |
The Advisors for publications are responsible for the publication of the “Sunny Days” and “Φωτεινές Ημέρες” magazines with students’ creative written work and projects. For the current school year, the Advisors for publications are:
| Greek Magazine Advisor | Evangelia Filippa |
| English Sunny Days Advisor | Maria Arvaniti |
A significant factor in our effort to provide individualized assistance and guidance to our students is the Gymnasium Dean. Since the 2015-16 school year, another position has been instituted to assist in the work of the Dean. There are now “Vice Deans,” for all Gymnasium grades.
The Vice Deans are selected each year for one school year from among the Class Advisors for each of the above-mentioned grades, work with the Dean, class advisors and teachers, follow the progress of students, their absences and any behavior problems. The Vice Deans also take care of students’ safety and security throughout the School, advise students on matters that concern them and act to deter disciplinary problems and to prevent accidents.
For the current school year, Vice Deans are:
Each class has a Class Advisor. The Class Advisor is a very important part of the school procedure at the College. The class’s behavior, the function of the group, and sometimes even the progress of the students depends, to a large degree, on the contribution of the Advisor. Every student community is a small, organized society, which has to prepare its members for adult society, to teach proper behavior (rights and obligations), as well as respect for the personality of others.
The Class Advisor is the person who will help students become familiar with the democratic process, will give them reliable information, will teach respect for the rules of school life (and therefore respect for others), will encourage students to take the initiative, and will cultivate students’ skills and guide them in organizing their work so as to prevent anxiety and a superficial approach to their work.
The Class Advisor’s role is to guide students, but it is also to be the link between the class and the Directors of the School and parents. To achieve these goals, it is essential that the Class Advisor have an excellent relationship with the group. Relying on sincere desire for cooperation and dialogue with students, the Class Advisor gains their trust and can intervene in the best possible way, when necessary, in every school procedure, thus creating and maintaining the right atmosphere in which the goals described above can be achieved.
Α1: Ms Schoina
A2: Mr. Katsaris
A3: Ms Panagiotakopoulou
A4: Ms Falouka
A5: Mr. Karianos
A6: Ms Koutsothanasi
A7: Ms Chatzigianni
A8: Ms Mavrofryda
A9: Ms Chira
A10: Ms Filippa
A11: Ms Pikoula
B1: Ms Despi
B2: Ms Spyropoulou
B3: Ms Michailidou
B4: Mr. Tourountous
B5: Ms Koronaiou
B6: Ms Lamprianaki
B7: Mr. Ntovas
B8: Ms Panagiotopoulou
B9: Ms Mitrotoli
B10: Mr. Zafeiropoulos
C1: Ms Rossi
C2: Ms Xenou
C3: Mr. Chasapogiannis
C4: Mr. Pasiouras
C5: Ms Pothitou
C6: Mr. Ladias
C7: Mr. Aivaliotis
C8: Mr. Papaioannou
C9: Ms Panagopoulou
C10: Mr. Chatzinakis
Pierce is committed to leveraging the talent and potential of its employees while fostering an inclusive workplace, free from unconscious bias, predispositions, and stereotypes.
For more information, please contact the Office of Development & Alumni Relations
Pierce is committed to leveraging the talent and potential of its employees while fostering an inclusive workplace, free from unconscious bias, predispositions, and stereotypes.
For more information, please contact the Office of Development & Alumni Relations