The best Islamic school...the best staff and the best students
Submitted by parent on October 18, 2021
Badr school is one of the best Islamic and educational schools for pre-k to 8th grade. Student to teacher ratio is 8 to1 and they push kids hard academically. They might not have the fanciest building but it's what is taught in the classrooms that matter. Teachers are caring and everybody at the school gives kids individualized attention.
Submitted by other on February 10, 2017
Excellent school Principal Is good Teachers are qualified Much much Better than sending kids to public schools in jersey cityWish they get good funding and expand their school
Submitted by other on November 11, 2016
Badr school has great Islamic environment to nurture the students that enables them a successful citizen in a global world.Badr has pretty much all staff state certified and highly qualified. If their staff is state certified to teach it can not be unqualified.
Submitted by other on March 03, 2013
This school is not a good neighbor. They do not clean up their surrounding property. Inside their own gates is so much litter raccoons are seen at night coming and going. I would nto send my child here they might get bitten by rats.
Submitted by parent on December 10, 2012
i am an open minded Muslim parent and i believe that the all the kids not just my kids should learn about all the cultures. Al Badr school does not support that. they have their own holiday system. they had school on ThanksGiving day, they have school on Christmas day, which i believe is disrespect to not just the american culture but also to their religious believes. if we cant teach our kids about respect for others at this age, how can we teach them anything else about this world. by having school on federal holidays they are openly boycotting the american holidays and teaching our kids that we don't care about anyone or anything else and we care about just us. This is the age where they can learn not just from their parents but also from school systems to be respectful to others, but AL Badr school is lacking in this field, or may be my kids are in the wrong school to learn that. A Concerned Parent.
Submitted by parent on September 03, 2012
please i want to here from you, how can i register my daughter in bader school.she is 4 years old thanks a lot.
Submitted by parent on June 07, 2010
My son graduated on June 5, 2010. My son attend Badr School from kindergarten through 8th grade. He is well educated and prepatred for high school. Badr schoo in excellent in academica and religious studies. I am American and my son has learned the Quran, Arabic and Islamic Studies as well as Math, English Science etc. I love Badr School! Prents need to get involved and stop blaming schools.
Submitted by parent on June 05, 2010
Really bad school for a long list of reasons. I have had a couple of years experience with having my children enrolled here. I gave the school every opportunity to improve and they didn't so I finally sent my children to a different school. I strongly advise against sending your children to this school that has a poor atmosphere and a grossly unqualified staff.