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Philekpaideutiki Etaireia founded in 1836 is a public non profitable welfare foundation. It is the oldest educational foundation in Greece which through the years, despite all the external changes and adjustments to any varied situations, achieved to maintain its educational character following the main ideals since its foundation: the cultural provision to the Greek children.

The presence and the engagements of the foundation in the educational, spiritual, cultural, scientific and social life of the country were and still are a determining factor.

Nowadays, this presence is still continuing to be of invariable value adopting modern courses.

Overall

One of the differentiate attributes of the Arsakeia-Tositseia Schools is the function of the Epopteia, an exceptional and unique service of the educational data in Greece, not only when it was constituted but even today.

Epopteia has a broad spectrum of administrative and executive capacities so as to supervise and assess the educational work accomplished in the Arsakeia-Tositseia Schools. We should take into consideration that about 9.000 students study in the Schools of Philekpaideutiki Etaireia around Greece (Athens, Thessaloniki, Patras, Ioannina, and Tirana).

All the Schools are dictated by the same operating principles and provide homogenous education and culture.

That laborious coordinating duty has been assumed, accomplished and fulfilled by the Epopteia of the Schools with great success.

The structure of the Epopteia

Head of the Epopteia is the Superintendent entrusted with the duty of the Superior Adviser assisted by three Deputy Advisers, one responsible for the primary education and two for the secondary education. Moreover there are Coordinators specialized in: Greek, Mathematics, Physics, Foreign Languages(English, French and German) and Physical Education. The Coordinators are responsible for the educational process in each school grade (pre-primary, primary, middle and high school) as well as the teaching procedures of all subjects.

Since July 4, 2008 Vassiliki Papapetrou, classical philologist, with significant service, experience and contribution to the Arsakeia Schools, is the Head of the Epopteia (Superintendent).

Authorities-Tasks

More specifically the Epopteia:

Introduces to the Board of Directors all the educational issues and pinpoints the manned needs of the Schools

Implements the decisions of the Board of Directors related to the educational issues and programmes

Supervises the implementation of the educational law in the Arsakeia-Tositseia Schools

Co-operates with the public sector of the Ministry of Education and the State Offices of the Primary and Secondary Education

Attends the official status of the educational personnel

Accomplishes all the procedures which concern the employment, posting and transfer of the educational personnel.

In conclusion, the institution of the Epopteia in the Arsakeia-Tositseia Schools is valuable not only for the smooth operation of the schools but also determining for the achievement of the high standard educational objectives.

The Superintendent in collaboration with the Deputy Advisers and the Coordinators are striving daily to achieve the high educational standards of Philekpaideutiki Etaireia.
The corpus of Associates makes up a community with a long history and offers to the cultural facts of the country and is comprised of members who possess a profound position in the sciences, in the arts,   in the letters and in the government of the country.

As   to the statute, the Associates have a lifelong capacity, while new   members are registered at intervals according to the Board of Directors’ judgement.

The corpus of the Associates has an annual retrospective General Convention and every three years vote for the Board of Directors which administrates Philekpaideutiki Etaireia.
The Administrative and Financial Services contribute to the coordinated and effective function of all the Schools and that of the Philekpaideutiki Etaireia.

The Executive Head Director proposes to the Board of Directors administrative and economical issues and claims responsibility for the implementation of the programmes.

Moreover, he acts in his capacity of the personnel manager of all the central administrative services, the Books' Archway and the services of the Schools.

The Administrative Council comprised of twelve members is elected by the General Convention of the Associates and their term of office is renewed every three years.

The Administrative Council plan and guide all the educational, cultural and intellectual developments of Philekpaideutiki Etaireia.

The Administrative Council following the basic programme policy of the General Convention defines the goals and decides on the running of all the Schools and that of Philekpaideutiki Etaireia.

President 
George Babiniotis, Professor of Linguistics in the University of Athens, former Minister of Education
                                    

Vice-President             Stylianos Paterakis, Vice-President of the Supreme Court

General Secretary       Ioannis Paraskevopoulos, Professor of Psychology of the University of Athens

Adviser                        Spyridon Agathos, General Director of the University of Athens

Adviser                        Sotirios Glavas, President of the Educational Institute

Adviser                        Gerasimos Iatrou, engineer

Adviser                        Dimitris Kakavelakis, journalist, author

Adviser                        Panagiotis Kontos, Deputy Professor in the University of Athens

Adviser                        Dimitris Korres, Professor of the Medical School in the University of Athens     

Adviser                        Vassileios Lambrinoudakis, Professor of Archeology  in the University of Athens

Adviser                        Napoleon Mitsis, Prof. in the University of Thessalia, Vice-President of the Educational Institute

Adviser                        Meropi Spyropoulou, Professor of the Dental School  in the University of Athens

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