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    Al-Arqam Islamic School

    Al-Arqam Islamic School

    2.5
    (15 reviews)
    9.6 mi

    I moved from the bay area 5 years ago and moved my kids from Granada Islamic school to Arqam…read moreIslamic school when they were 2nd and 4th grade and my youngest started TK in Arqam last year and KG this year. I have few friends who didn't continue in Arqam and I have many friends are continuing in Arqam. My oldest left Arqam after 6th grade unfortunately and it is a decision I really regret. Academically I have no issue with Arqam at all, I think my kids level is great compared to public schools, when my son moved to public from Arqam he was actually ahead, when he moved from Granada Islamic school to Arqam at 4th grade he was behind and challenged and needed some time to catch up. My daughter at 2nd grade was studying remarkable science and social studies compared to what we were used to for this grade level. Arqam might be harder as it has 3 extra subjects, Arabic, Quran and Islamic studies with all the tests and homeworks so they don't treat them as extra curriculums or extra activities but regular subjects to care for as they should. The culture in Arqam is kids are muslims, memorizing Quran, caring for some values, having their mistakes and issues but it is very very minor compared to what was there in public and certainly not as common. Arqam is not having angels as many parents were assuming!! Some of the kids are stubborn, rebelling, coming from nonreligious muslim families or just learned something bad from a friend or TV and they are not best kids but at the end they have the core values the same plus the school is pushing to enforce islamic values but even the school might have some flows doing that but they are doing that with the best intension. In Arqam it is like a community, you can easily connect with the teachers, you are connected with the other parents, you can volunteer in school and see your kids' environment. In public school you cannot know other parents, you can communicate with teachers but not as in Arqam, you can volunteer in elementary maybe but not middle and high where all the trouble is. Graduates from Arqam go to great schools and UCs as Arqam push hard and students don't have distractions as in public schools plus the culture in Arqam is all of families pushing their kids hard to go to good universities so you don't have any students planning to quit after highschool. Pros are: - Islamic environment and values, muslim classmates with much higher chances to find good muslim friends than in a public school. - kids get good islamic foundation that can last them the life time, information, fiqh, seerah, aqeedah, tafseer, ahadith, duaas, and so on. - They learn Quran and tajweed, they learn how to read from Quran. - They are separated by gender in middle and highschool. Boys and girls are in different classes, and also girls get their privacy in PE and practice PE in a private gym where they can take their hijabs off. - There are different activities and enrichments in different grades of school. - They pray zuhr daily in school in masjid jamaa. - They do AP and IB classes. Cons are: -They don't have as many resources as public schools so if you need special class or special assistance for your kid they won't have that. -Some teachers are great, some are not as great. -There are extra subjects compared to public so kids might be complaining specially if they started in public school with less load then moved to Islamic school. - you need to pay tuition which is 2/3 or half what you pay in another regular private school, they don't make money out of it as it is actually barely enough or less for their running cost of salaries, supplies and all might be needed to run a school. At the end school is a package that has pros and cons and depending on your priorities you may choose the package you think is the best for you and your kids. If you don't put your kids in Islamic school so homeschool them but never public school as you will regret it too late, your kids 1st priority in life is to be strong muslims with strong Islamic values and comfortably reading the Quran and practicing fully, they need to be strong enough to raise "muslim" kids, if you put the Islamic values as less priority while raising your kids you are to be asked on the day of judgement.

    I went here from kindergarten through 5th and let me tell you the amount of money you pay for this…read moreschool for the education you get is not worth it at all. first most staff and including some students who don't get any consequences for there actions are racist towards others who aren't apart of there culture. i used to get bullied and the students who would do inappropriate and rude things to other students wouldn't get in trouble and the teachers could care less. the only time staff cares of what ur doing is if you break a little rule that they have in the classroom. one time my classroom was left unattended by an adult for an hour until a student had to say something to a near by teacher another thing about the teachers is the way they give punishments or discipline is by yelling at the whole classroom which is very unprofessional. now i go to public school and it's actually staff that are certified to teach and give you resources on what to do or where to go to if your having a hard time. the teachers are more professional. obviously there are still some students that are disrespectful but action is taken on it most are pretty nice. i say don't put your kid here just because a private school sounds nice unless you want to give your kid life time trauma and not actually learn anything

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    David Lubin Elementary School

    David Lubin Elementary School

    4.5
    (4 reviews)
    14.4 mi

    Amazing school with supportive teachers and staff. Principal Dixon is a great leader and…read morecommunicator. He does an amazing job facilitating a cohesive school environment. He is personable, kind, intelligent and genuinely cares about each and every student and parent. David Lubin Elementary has a positive school culture. Inclusivity is embraced on all levels, including differing abilities, gender identities, ethnicity, culture, and socioeconomic status. The PTG is a wonderful group of parents who truly put their all into raising money for the school to have a diverse range of learning experiences and programs at the school. David Lubin also has a top notch Deaf and Hard of Hearing program. The teachers, support staff, interpreters, and aides are very knowledgable, caring, and they absolutely love their job. The Deaf culture is celebrated and there are so many wonderful opportunities of inclusion built into the program. I am so grateful for the time my child spent at David Lubin. It has really been a second home for my child. He loved it so much there and we miss all the wonderful staff. We wish we didn't have to move to the Bay Area.

    It all starts at the top and the principal and Ms. Lynn Soto is among best there is for school site…read moreleadership. I am very impressed at the focus in reading, which is the gateway skill to succeed in the state mandated standards based curriculum. The reading program provides for small group instruction utilizing both teachers and aides. There is weekly collaboration of the staff to discuss student progress in reading as well. It makes for a successful program. Most of all, my kindergartener is already reading Dr. Seuss, portions of Harry Potter and many other children's books. Impressive given that the school year is not yet over.

    Seneca Family of Agencies

    Seneca Family of Agencies

    3.7
    (46 reviews)
    60.8 mi

    I could not do my job without the support of the Seneca staff…read more Ms.Erica, Rob, John, Mr. C love the kids and the kids know it. I teach at an expulsion high school. The teens come with so many social and emotional problems that education is often not foremost on their minds. The Seneca staff meets the needs of the students so that they want to come to school where they are encouraged, supported and loved. Thank you Seneca

    Soooo I was a student for them a in school program were it's a bunch of young people who are…read moreinterns and we called them counselor an it was like 4 in our classrooms and when I tell you they made my life for 4 years straight a living hell I'm not even being dramatic about it they always say they support when in fact they just nosy and wont do anything and I had a therapist who I told was homeless and she didn't do nothing about it she didnt even help me get into a shelter and they gave her information that the office gave her didn't even mind telling me the counselors just judge you and hate everything you do when you just sit down and do your work and they also get there pay check by writing about you and send it to medical also my therapist would gossip about my issues to the teachers and counselors and try to gang up on me with the 21 on year old counselor who wreak of weed and only pick favorites

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    Stratford School - Pleasanton

    Stratford School - Pleasanton

    4.6
    (256 reviews)
    55.8 mi

    We are very grateful for the warm, supportive experience our 5 and half year old had transitioning…read morefrom Kindergarten to 1st grade. Ms. Srikanth and Ms. Sheth went above and beyond to ensure she was academically and emotionally prepared for this important milestone. Their patience, encouragement, and individualized attention helped build our daughter's confidence and readiness for first grade. We truly appreciated their dedication, clear communication, and genuine care for her growth and success. Thank you, Ms. Srikanth and Ms. Sheth, for making this transition such a positive experience for our family. We highly recommend them to any parents looking for caring and committed educators.

    We feel incredibly fortunate to have had Ms. Srividya Srikanth and Ms. Aditi Sheth as teachers…read more Their dedication, warmth, and genuine care for their students have made a lasting impact on our child and our family. Ms. Srividya creates a nurturing and encouraging classroom environment where children feel safe, confident, and excited to learn. Her patience, kindness, and ability to connect with each child are truly remarkable. We have seen tremendous growth in our child's academic skills, confidence, and love for learning throughout the year. Ms. Aditi has also been an amazing influence, bringing positivity, creativity, and enthusiasm into the classroom every day. She is always supportive, approachable, and attentive to the individual needs of her students. Her encouragement has helped our child develop both socially and emotionally. What stands out most is the genuine love and dedication both teachers have for their students. They go above and beyond to make learning meaningful and enjoyable while keeping parents informed and involved. We are deeply grateful for their hard work, patience, and commitment. Thank you, Ms. Srividya and Ms. Aditi, for making this such a memorable and successful year. Your positive impact will stay with our child for years to come.

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