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Al-Noor Academy was established as an educational non-profit institution in September 2000 to serve the Muslim community in the greater Boston region and northern Rhode Island.
Al-Noor Academy is private Middle and High School for young men and women.
ANA teaches an excellent curriculum in all subjects taught in the public schools in Massachusetts plus the religion of Islam and the Arabic language.
The Academy is committed to providing children with quality education in an Islamic environment.
The school is dedicated to maintaining academic standards well above that of other schools in the area.
The objective of the academy is to provide the community with well learned youth with a Muslim character.
Our educational program will go beyond mere instruction in academics; it will be a complete program designed to teach Islamic values and the Islamic way of life.
The Academy provides a fertile environment for maximum social, emotional, physical and academic development of each child according to the values of Islam and challenges students to reach their maximum human potential.
The academy guides the children to lead decent contemporary lives, enrich their families, serve their community, tolerate differences, think critically, promote collaboration and respect others.
Al-Noor Academy was established as an educational non-profit
institution in September 2000 to serve the Muslim community in the
greater Boston region and northern Rhode Island. Al-Noor Academy is
private Middle and High School for young men and women. ANA teaches
an excellent curriculum in all subjects taught in the public
schools in Massachusetts plus the religion of Islam and the Arabic
language. The Academy is committed to providing children with
quality education in an Islamic environment. The school is
dedicated to maintaining academic standards well above that of
other schools in the area. The objective of the academy is to
provide the community with well learned youth with a Muslim
character. Our educational program will go beyond mere instruction
in academics; it will be a complete program designed to teach
Islamic values and the Islamic way of life. The Academy provides a
fertile environment for maximum social, emotional, physical and
academic development of each child according to the values of Islam
and challenges students to reach their maximum human potential. The
academy guides the children to lead decent contemporary lives,
enrich their families, serve their community, tolerate differences,
think critically, promote collaboration and respect others.
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