Al-Furqan Academy

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  This school is a religious non-profit private school. It provides a holistic approach integrating both spiritual and academic education. The students learn core subjects such as Math, Science, Social Studies and Language Arts. In addition, they have subjects such as art and physical education. For the spiritual component, students take subjects such as Quran, Islamic Studies and Arabic language. There are also a variety of after school extra curricular activities that students can join such as calligraphy club, art club, yoga club, gardening club, and student council. Character education is emphasized and the school community works hard to ensure a safe and comfortable atmosphere for the students. The school is growing each year over the last few years and student enrollment has been increasing. The school is looking forward to expanding its facilities in the upcoming years. One of the key advantages of attending this Islamic school is the strong sense of Muslim identity and values which are encouraged and developed over time. I highly suggest that prospective parents and students come visit the school, take a tour, and see the school for themselves.
  By zeba ch, March 18, 2018
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  Assalamualikum, Alhamdullilah my 2 kids goes this school. The strongest argument in favor of sending of my kids to Alfurqan is the presence of an Islamic environment. Muslim kids in this school pray, interact with other Muslim children in classes and during breaks. They also generally have less exposure to sex, drugs, alcohol and violence. A Muslim school is the only place where our kids will ever have the chance to develop an identity that says, "Hey, these are my people. I belong to an identifiable community,"In addition, this school is a place to build identity and security. A sense of identity comes not just from being with other Muslim kids but also with the memories of praying, hearing the Adhan and discussing Islamic issues. This school give students a sense of self-worth, pride and cultural identity they could never get in a public school. Alhamdullilah good dedicated teachers and staff. Alhamdullilah good academic standards. Starting to incorporate Islamic teachings into practical hands on activities that students can implement in their lives. . Lots of improvement in character development.
  By Anees Rahaman, January 05, 2018
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  i was a former student and ill tell you four things 1)i quit for a good reason 2)i'm never going back 3)i'm happy about it 4)the school got better right when i left D:
  By rahima khan, December 18, 2017

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