As a parent and educator I could not be more pleased with the overall performance of this school. My daughter is challenged daily in her academic development and in strengthening her Islamic knowledge and identity. The entire elementary staff is accessible, regardless if they work directly with my child or not. Everyone is friendly, caring, and supportive. As with any school, I personally feel that parental involvement plays a critical role in one's overall school experience.
Submitted by other on August 27, 2018
The principle do not know how to run the school, I've seen principles on other schools waiting and welcoming parents and students most of school days, but not at TIA. They also need another Secretariat the one is working now can not do all that work by alone. The Arabic curriculum is not good at all, they do Arabic and Quran both in one period when they should have one for each ( that is the main reason why our kids going there ). The only good thing about it miss Sanaa Eid the Islamic Studies teacher, she knows the subject and students love her.
Submitted by parent on May 29, 2017
At Toledo Islamic Academy, teachers care about students learning. The school has special focus on students academics and character development. There are weekly and regular tests and exams to check students' progress. School also arranges independent testing through STAR and other testing service to check their students' level compared to state and national level. I highly recommend this school to my community.
Submitted by parent on March 15, 2017
This school cares about its students, their faith, academics and future. The dedicated faculty and administration promote the values and rigor of a highly successful academic environment. No wonder it is the top ranked private school in Ohio according to the Washington Post
Submitted by parent on August 22, 2014
The School use to bee a good place until the Dr Aalaa Eldeib lift the school
Submitted by parent on May 12, 2014
Very disappointed! Later spending a year at TIA my child attended a different school and was behind on several subjects. Not only that's but the Arabic curriculum is not very good at all, they have a difficult time keeping staff, and it is very inconsistent.
Submitted by parent on August 11, 2013
Disappointing... The school is academically sub-par from both an English and Arabic stand point. Kids going to this school will be behind in regular school subjects. The Arabic and Islamic studies program is inadequate and under funded. Extra curricular activities are also sorely lacking.
Submitted by parent on January 05, 2012
Too expensive. Some of the administration only care about is your wallet. I would not recommend this school.