The structure entered use as a local educational building during the Greek period; it served as an educational building with a primary school function until the Republican period.
During the Republican period, the structure was used with a middle school function until 1956; after an extensive renovation in 1956, the institution began using the structure as a primary school.
Between 1977 and 1990, the structure was used with a middle school function again; after 1990, the structure fell into disuse.
In 2005, renovation works were carried out in accordance with the original design of the structure; as of January 2006, the structure was put into use as an additional building for the school in the same garden.
In the institutional document, there is a record that the structure was also used with a barracks function during certain periods.
Prominent Features:
The structure is also known by the name Stone School.
The area of the school campus is given as 2,760 m².
In the institutional document, the structure is defined as a school building providing education at the high school level during the Greek period.
It is recorded in the institutional document that the structure is associated with the name Dr. Sarandi Arhiyeni.
Information for a construction period dating back to the 19th century is included for the structure; the exact year of construction is not certain.