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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Meet Our Staff >
      • Principal
      • Assistant Principal
      • Office Manager
      • Arabic, Quran and Islamic Studies
      • PreK & JrK
      • Kindergarten
      • First Grade
      • Second Grade
      • Third Grade
      • Fourth Grade
      • Fifth Grade
      • Middle School >
        • Ms. Julia Howard
        • Mith Barnes
    • Accreditation
    • School Purpose
    • Why ISL
    • Meet Our Alumni
    • More Information >
      • Campus
      • Employment
      • Contact Us
  • Arabic Spelling Bee
  • Admissions
    • School Calendar
    • Student Handbook
    • Tuition and Fees 2023-2024
    • Financial Aid
    • Supply Lists
    • Dress Code
  • Registration
  • Programs
    • National Elementary Honor Society
    • Curriculum and Instruction
    • Religious
    • Arabic
    • Pre Kindergarten
  • Fall Fundraiser 2022
  • Support

Arabic

Our students receive a bilingual education starting from the preK class, which sets them up for spiritual and professional benefits that will last a lifetime.
The daily Arabic class enables our students to more effectively grasp the meaning of the Holy Quran in its original language. 
Our Arabic program follows a sequential program in which students develop their reading, writing and speaking ability.  
Students learn a combination of modern standard and classical Arabic with an emphasis on Tajwid (pronunciation and accent).   

Our bilingual education benefits our students in other ways. 
Arabic is one of the the six official languages of the United Nations and the dominant language spoken in the Middle East and North Africa. 
​ A bilingual education provides ISL students with a career edge later in life and allows insight into a rich and historic culture.


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