Agia Sophia Academy

Thank you to everyone who attended our Spring Fine Arts Night & first ever ASA 8th Grade Graduation last Friday! To those who were unable to join us, the recording is now available on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/KiY87oR_qNk

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Happy Mother’s Day from the ASA Montessori class! 💐❤️

🌯 Support Agia Sophia Academy — Chipotle Mexican Grill Fundraiser Tomorrow! 🌯

Join us tomorrow, Saturday, May 2nd from 4–8 PM, for a delicious way to give back!

Head to the Cedar Hills Chipotle (3380 SW Cedar Hills Blvd) and enjoy your favorite meal while supporting our school — 25% of event sales will be donated to Agia Sophia Academy!

✨ How to participate:
• Dine in: Show this post (or our flyer) at checkout
• Order online for pickup: Use code P4KDWC7
🚨 Make sure your order is placed for pickup during the event time for it to count!

Bring your friends, family, and appetite — every burrito helps! 🌯💛

Tomorrow is our Open House for the Montessori Primary (ages 3-6) classroom! Come any time between 4:00-5:30pm, tour the space, meet our teachers, and find out more about the enrollment process. We look forward to seeing you!

P.S. Did you know we accept ERDC payments? Be sure to ask us for more details!

🏫Open Enrollment is here!

🍎We are enrolling now for the 2026-27 school year, and spaces are filling up fast! ASA serves students from age 3 through 8th grade. For our 3-6 year old students, we can accept ERDC and offer both part-time and full-time options.

✏️Ready to start your application? www.asapdx.org/applyhere

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On day 35 we read about Joachim and Anna, our Most Holy Theotokos' parents. "The angel told Joachim that Mary was chosen to be the Mother of God. Because it was understood that she would give birth to our Lord, Zacharias allowed her to enter into the holiest of holies. This is where the Ark of the Covenent was kept, and it was very special because God was present in the Ark. Mary is like the Ark and would also become a mystical container for the One True God, so it was appropriate that she be there in that holiest place."

It's day 34 and today we read the story of Daniel in the lions' den. "God's prophets are like a lamp to the whole world, shining the light of Christ into the darkness. Daniel fulfilled this role well, showing God's light to the Chaldeans in Babylon. He did not lecture them or argue with them, but instead he just lived a holy life. We can learn from Daniel how to quietly witness to God's greatness without arguments or words."

For day 33's reading, we hear about the youths in the furnace. "The Son of God did not abandon His beloved youths in this strange land filled with false gods, but when they were cast into the terrible fiery furnace, He joined them there! He loved them so much, that He would go anywhere to protect them. Especially when someone is suffering, God comes to them, joining them in the difficult places."