On March 3, 2023, the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE) continued its full accreditation of Hellenic College Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology following its ten-year comprehensive evaluation last fall and a final meeting on March 2.
As part of the evaluation process, a self-study of more than 250 pages was required, a project that consumed thousands of hours to prepare in advance of the site visit of a team from NECHE. The team was on campus from October 30 to November 3, 2022, to meet with members of the administration, trustees, faculty, staff, student body, and alumni. The written summary of their experience and findings was strongly positive, praising all of HCHC’s constituents as committed to the institution’s unique mission and capacity “to form leaders for church, society, and world within a Hellenistic, Orthodox Christian worldview.” The summary noted that “the school has made great strides toward stability after a season of crisis following several years of downward trajectory.” The summary commended HCHC President George M. Cantonis as having “brought together an impressive, capable, and credible set of newly hired senior leaders who have, with the President, developed a vast array of professional and realistic systems for running the institution in a way that meets the expectation of 21st-century higher education.”
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