Peace Academy

Unfortunately, the school teaches at one level, advanced. That does not help the children who would require remedial classes or who would do well on average academically. This makes those children feel like failures. In addition, parents pay for their children to go to this school and many of these children are in some form of tutoring. Sorry, but this school does not offer what public school would offer.
—Submitted by a parent

Does provide fairly good schooling, but not the environment for a highschooler, this is a very true statement
—Submitted by a student

The school has it's positives and negatives. Positives would include the student-teacher learning and the Islam and Qur'an classes. Negatives are sadly the extracurriculur activities, which are nearly none, the rude students, and organization of things in general. Things tend to be last minute when announced and we're informed most of the time 3days in advanced if we're lucky. It does provide fairly good schooling, but not the environment for a highschooler. The students are slightly on the immature side as well and they are very unaccepting towards new comers. i should know.
—Submitted by a student

It is a great school, especially compared to public schools. Great curriculum, great teachers, and a largely involved principal. They require uniforms to keep the school modest and in line, but allow students to dress(modestly) at least once a month. Overall, this school is wonderful for Muslim Youth in an Islamic environment.
—Submitted by Freshman Student, a student