Madinatul-Uloom Academy

” Its honestly a very good school it has perfect education and great staff I personally love this school because I got a lot of people that I can trust and people that welcomed me with open arms on my first day at school. “

” The environment of the school was good, but the fact that I wasn’t able to make and keep loyal friends was a problem. So I just gave up, but now, I finally have some good friends I can count on. “

” One of the worst schools I’ve been to my whole life. Wouldn’t recommend anyone going here. I’d rather go to a Jewish school (I’m muslim) then this place. Very rude principal. One of the teacher threw an eraser at me. I’ve seen other students get hit before also by teachers. Wish a 0 existed cause even one star is generous “

” Assalamualykum, I graduated from MUA this year. I went here for a total of two years, in grd 8, and for grd 12. I had the most amazing time with my class and my teachers were all sweet, sincere and genuine Muslim women. I’m going to he honest; the school is definitely not perfect, and it can be improved a lot if more money went back into the school and towards the students; but overall, it definitely is not the worst option. The Islamic environment is well preserved (at least in the girls campus), and the girls are mostly well behaved and have good hearts, even if they make mistakes. There are good role models in the teachers as well. Education wise, there are definitely better options out there, but the teachers are properly qualified and you will get everything you need. I do think that it is pretty expensive, and the quality of the school dosen’t really align with all the fees you pay. Overall, a it’s a very good option as an islamic school. Islamically, it would be best to put your kid in a Muslim all girls environment; just don’t feel pressured to put more money into the school if it’s not necessary. “

” I didn’t attend the school but my wife did. She said the school was poorly managed and had small cramped classrooms. The teachers were nice but couldn’t handle the classroom as students were quite misbehaved and rude/ weird. My wife went there for a day only and she begged her parents to send her back to her old public school, which they fortunately did. Parents are misled by sending their kids to this so called “Islamic” school. As my wife said although they taught Islamic teachings, no one really reflected that in their actions especially management and even long-term students. Again, I didn’t go to this school but my wife did. She suggests just sending your child to a Public school and teaching them values at home. Please don’t waste your money and time here. Im so glad my wife didn’t attend this school for long. I wish i could give 0 stars. “