Founded in 1973, the school occupies a 28 acre campus with a panoramic view of Armenia. It consists of 9 two-storeyed buildings closely connected with each other. There are forty classrooms, three science laboratories, three computer laboratories, two libraries, a gymnasium, a cafeteria and a snack bar. The Curriculum is modeled on sound Armenian educational practices. Current programs consist of regular classroom instruction and a special education program for mild learning disabilities, a program for gifted students with honors and advanced placement courses at the secondary level.
Text books are current Armenian publications.
The Armenian School of Siamanto is comparable to quality schools not only in the Republic of Armenia, but to overseas schools world-wide as well. The main objective of the school, as outlined in its constitution and Board policies, is to maintain a primary and secondary educational program for the children using as a basis the finest public educational systems. Students have an opportunity to learn the Armenian, Russian, English, and French languages and study their culture, as well as share in the lifestyle and experiences of an international community and to understand the national cultures and languages of the people within it. The faculty consists of citizens of the Armenian Republic. Instructors are accredited by the authority appropriate to their area of and are teaching in their area of preparation.