We prepare our students to be ambassadors: people with a mission and a message, who know where they are from, where they are, and where they are going.
The high school program builds upon the foundation set in middle school. Students receive high quality academic instruction that will prepare them for the challenges of college and a complex world.
Daily Activity
High school students begin their day with the Quran and du’a to emotionally and spiritually prepare for the school day. The guiding principle is that no matter how busy we are, we are obligated to find time for the remembrance of God. This is an ongoing lesson about priorities.
Curriculum
In addition to Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies, students learn advanced concepts in Islamic Studies and Arabic. The hope is that they will be ambassadors of their faith and their culture. Additionally, students continue to review and memorize the Quran. They also take courses in personal development and service learning to further their knowledge of themselves and the world.
Extra Curricular Activities
High school students are preparing to enter a much bigger, more complex world. They need the opportunity to learn about themselves and the world they are about to enter. We aim to create well-rounded ambassadors of the communities and traditions our students represent. With extra-curricular activities like model UN and HOSA, and sports like cross-country and tennis, high school students receive a well-rounded education to make them thoughtful, social, and civic-minded citizens.
Islamic and Arabic Studies
The Arabic Studies program in high school emphasizes the four basic language skills: reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Additionally, an emphasis is placed on allowing students to develop speaking and listening skills in regional dialects of Arabic or in reading classical Arabic. High school students attend daily congregational Dhuhr prayers as well as the Friday sermon and prayer service.
High School Curriculum for Class of 2026*
| Subject | 9th Grade 2022-2023 | 10th Grade 2023-2024 | 11th Grade 2024-2025 | 12th Grade 2025-2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | English I Pre-AP | English II Pre-AP | AP Language | AP Literature |
| Math | Pre-AP Geometry | Pre-AP Algebra II | Pre-calculus | AP Calculus AB/BC |
| Social Studies | Pre-AP World History | AP Comparative Government & Politics | AP US History | AP Macro Economics |
| Science | Pre-AP Biology | Pre-AP Chemistry | AP Environmental Science | AP Biology |
| Arabic | Arabic I | Arabic II | Arabic III | Arabic IV |
| Qur’an | Qur’an I | Qur’an II | Qur’an III | Qur’an IV |
| Islamic Studies | Islamic Studies I | Islamic Studies II | Islamic Studies III | Islamic Studies IV |
| Personal Development | Personal Development I - Wellness | Personal Development II - Fitness | Personal Development III - Personal Finance | |
| Additional Required Credits | Art/Music I | AP Human Geography | Service Learning | Service Learning |
| Possible College Credits† | - | 6 | 9 | 12 |
