Almadina Academy
Shaping Young Muslim Minds
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A charter non-public non-pofit K-8 Islamic school for Muslim students
Almadina Academy is a charter non-public school founded in 2017, which offers an Islamic education to students in grades K-8. The school offers a unique blend of secular and Islamic curriculum while respecting and practicing Islamic and Muslim Values. We are licensed by the Ohio Department of Education (ODE).
The mission of Almadina Academy is to provide the highest quality education to the diverse community of Muslim children in Central Ohio within an Islamic environment that nurtures and builds each child’s identity as a Muslim American. We believe that our students should have the opportunity to discover and develop their talents while learning about their Islamic heritage. We strive to create an environment of academic excellence and personal growth. Our core values of integrity, respect, and responsibility are the foundation of our school, and our goal is to empower our students to become leaders in their communities. We pride ourselves on creating a unique, exciting environment that embraces all types of learners and promotes growth both academically, spiritually and personally. The vision of Almadina Academy is to be a national model for Islamic education, ranked academically among the top schools nationwide, and recognized for the excellence and global contributions of our graduates.
Interested in learning more about Almadina Academy? We invite you to keep exploring our website, and get in touch with questions about our values, academics, community and more.
About Us
Our Approach
At Almadina Academy, we believe that every student has the potential to succeed. Our approach to learning is student-centered and emphasizes individualized instruction, hands-on experiences, and real-world applications. We strive to create a nurturing and inclusive community where every student feels valued and supported. Click below for more information\
Academic Programs
We offer a wide range of academic programs designed to meet the diverse needs and interests of our students. Our programs include Math, Language Arts, Science. Islamic Studies. We also offer extracurricular activities to enhance learning and provide opportunities for students to explore their passions. Click below to learn more about our programs.
Academic Assessments
Standardized assessments are designed to measure student achievement and track progress over time. It provides an accurate and reliable assessment of students’ abilities across a range of academic areas, In addition it also provides meaningful data to inform instruction, intervention, and other educational decisions. Click below to know about our assessments.
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Testimonials
Rizak Osman
“As a parent, I would wish for any child, an environment and an institution which not only provides beneficial knowledge which includes being God conscious but also a homely atmosphere that is a platform to provide future leaders with such leadership qualities that will serve humanity and make this world a better place to live in by the Grace of Allah.Almadina Academy is an exemplar of such a well grooming Institute.
May Allah bless Almadina Academy family".
Shirin Abdullaeva
"My first time being informed about Almadina Academy was at a different school where i was recommended to check if they still accepting students. After doing some research about the school i started thinking that this could be best place for my kids to start the education journey. What really was exciting that the Almadina Academy covers everything what i am searching for. First of all they provide islamic studies and teach Arabic from the KG, secondly Quran classes is great opportunity as my kids will continuously repeat what i try to learn with them at home, and last but not least i was very impressed finding out that the school prioritizes hand writing (which is less common at public schools nowadays)".
Shukri Khalif
"We love Al-Madina. The staff are all nice and kind. My children are treated with dignity and honor. The staff work hard to educate my children, and I can tell they are doing it not just for a paycheck, but for the sake of Allah. Most importantly, I love that the staff are practicing Muslims which makes them the role models I always wanted for my girls"