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Al-Minhaal Academy offers high quality education taught by high qualified staff with great dedication and experience.
The school also offers a small group setting and a challenging curriculum which is designed to be both fun and educational.
Our middle and high school classes are segregated. The Academy is headed by Sheikh Ahmed Salem who has over 20 years of experience in the United States in the field if education specifically in Islamic Schools including: Al-Ghazaly School, Madrasatu Ahlus-Sunnah, Darul Arqam, and An-Noor Academy.
Along with assisting in Islamic Education in schools, he also assists in educating and counseling incarcerated youth about Islam at the NJ State Department of Corrections.We offer the following: + Islamic school for grades KG -12th Grade + Normal Islamic School Starting from Infants + Adult Programs for Brothers and Sisters + After school program for public school students + Day care program starting from Infants + Full-Time Hifdh Program with Academics (3rd-High School).
Grades: PK-12 | 333 students23.5 miles 4613 Cottage Place Union City, NJ 07087 (201) 758-5590
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56/9/2015
Teacher really helped grooming my kid's personality. Curriculum is also robust. I am glad I took a right decision to send my kid to this school. She will be going to KG coming year Inshallah.
- Posted by Parent - ammar
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