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Best Michigan Islamic Private Preschools (2026-27)

For the 2026-27 school year, there are 15 islamic private preschools serving 3,029 students in Michigan. You can also find more religiously affiliated schools in Michigan.

The islamic private preschools in Michigan include Crescent Academy International, Al-ikhlas Training Academy, and Great Revelations Academy.

The average acceptance rate is 88%, which is lower than the Michigan private preschool average acceptance rate of 89%.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# Private Schools: 15
# Students Served: 3,029

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# Private Schools: 15
# Students Served: 3,029

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top ranked islamic private preschools in Michigan?

The islamic private preschools in Michigan include Crescent Academy International, Al-ikhlas Training Academy, and Great Revelations Academy.

How many islamic private preschools are located in Michigan?

15 islamic private preschools are located in Michigan.

How diverse are islamic private preschools in Michigan?

Michigan islamic private preschools are approximately 30% minority students, which is higher than the Michigan private school average of 18%.

Michigan Islamic Private Preschools Trends

Private Schools

3,029

Students

$5,620

Avg. Tuition

30%

Students of Color

6:1

Student-Teacher Ratio

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