Haykazunyadz Armenian School

Locations:

• Main Campus (Tujunga): 7745 W Apperson St, Tujunga, CA 91042
  (818) 522‑4172 • 

• Little Haykazunyadz (Tujunga): 7925 Ellenbogen St, Sunland, CA 91040 • (818) 319‑7401 

• North Hollywood / Sun Valley: 11329 Valerio St, Sun Valley, CA 91352 • (818) 798‑2122 

• Saturday Armenian School (Glendale): 125 S Louise St, Glendale, CA 91205 • (818) 522‑4172 

Mission & Community

Haykazunyadz is a Christian Armenian early‑childhood and elementary learning center committed to fostering self-confidence, exploration, and foundational academic skills in a nurturing environment that cherishes Armenian heritage. The school supports autonomy, perseverance, and lifelong learning in collaboration with families. 

Academic Programs

Little Haykazunyadz (1–2 years)

• Play-based early care focused on nurturing and sensory development in a supportive setting. 

Preschool (Ages 2–5)

• Integrates Benchmark and McGraw-Hill programs into a language-rich curriculum enriched with music, yoga, chess, music, and indoor/outdoor play. Bilingual instruction in Armenian and English. 

Kindergarten (5–6 years)

• Common Core-aligned instruction with small class sizes and differentiated teaching styles. Armenian and English literacy development supported. 

Elementary (Grades 1–3; ages 6–8)

• Academic foundation built with reading, math, science, history, and Armenian language arts. Multi-sensory and personalized learning experiences. 

Saturday Armenian School (Ages 5–17)

• Weekly Armenian language education in Glendale, covering alphabet through Grade 8 literacy, Armenian history, culture, and ethics instruction. 

Highlights & Reception

• Strong parent satisfaction: Yelp reviews consistently praise the warm and caring staff, personalized attention, and bilingual curriculum.

  “One of the best Armenian schools with amazing and caring staff… fantastic academic and cultural programs.” 

• Rated 4.9 out of 5 by parents. Many emphasize curriculum quality, cultural depth, and nurturing atmosphere. 

• Programs such as sign language, chess, music, dance, fresh-made meals, and frequent celebrations (e.g. birthdays, holidays) are widely appreciated by families.