Austin Peace Academy

It's a good school for kids. most important it is very clean specially the play ground. the Staff is very nice. Kids can learn more things about everything as well as more things about Islam.
--Submitted by a parent

Alhamdulillah, Austin is blessed to have a school such as Austin Peace Academy. With a strong Principal and Academic Director, APA has drastically improved in the past five years. It has higher academic standards for students, greater focus on timely and effective intervention, and improvements in methods of instruction with a focus on deeper critical thinking. The staff is dedicated to the success of the students and makes the time to better familiarize themselves with the students and their learning styles. Improvement in the ways of academia can be seen every day at APA.
--Submitted by a teacher

Best Islamic school in Austin to prepare our kids to become valuable citizens and keep their Muslim-American identity. Islamic, Arabic and Quran studies are side by side along with other academic studies.
--Submitted by a parent

APA is a great academic environment as a student and as a teacher. The small class sizes allow me, as a teacher, to give individualized attention to all of my students and to get to know their interests and personal strengths on a much high level. APA is a community where the students feel like family.
--Submitted by a teacher

Austin Peace Academy (APA) provides friendly, courteous environment for students who want to learn and grow, for educators who love being with kids and teach. I don't have the worry of my kids being bully or bullied, the Principal is very involved with all activities and learning subjects. Each student gets more attention from their teachers due to small classes, teachers know each student by their names.
--Submitted by a parent

best private school in all of austin! everyone is amazing the people are great. And it is a very good islamic school and one of the best!
--Submitted by a parent

Wonderful school, safe environment, competitive and encouraging towards higher goals, they have the middle school grades competing in math/science and test them for college. For elementary, if they see that some students are advanced, they will assign higher level school work and homework.
--Submitted by a parent