Crescent School vs. Hamza Academy

Crescent School in Hempstead, NY, serves 280 students in grades K–12 within a suburban community setting and has an Islamic religious affiliation.

Founded in 1992, the school maintains a student–teacher ratio of 9:1 with 32 teaching staff and an average class size of 23 students.

The school offers five Advanced Placement (AP) courses and reports an average SAT score of 1200 for its high school students.

Tuition is determined through a selective admissions process with a 50% acceptance rate and rolling admissions throughout the year.

Crescent School's student body is 69% students of color, reflecting diverse enrollment in this suburban New York private school.

Hamza Academy based in Valley Stream New York provides preschool through 7th grade in a nurtuing Islamic environment.

Hamza Academy is a unique, individualized, accelerated education programs that is shaped by Islamic values and which prepares our students for higher learning in any field.

Hamza Academy provides that level of knowledge to our students by Keeping all students abreast with there academic studies which exceed the basis mandates by the NYS for of Education, Provide Islamic Studies including Qur'an, Arabic, and Islam and provide and Islamic enviornment and instill Islamic values.