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Principal’s message
Assalamu Alaikum Dear Parents,Welcome to the Islamic School of Rhode Island!
The Islamic School of Rhode Island board and faculty join me in welcoming you to the ISRI family as we start the new academic year 2011-2012. Insha’Allah, this year will be full of academic achievements and character development for all our children. Our primary goal for this academic year is to ensure a real Islamic environment for each child, which is safe and conducive to his/her academic and character development.
Providing quality education, which is full of Taleem, Tarbiah, Adaab, and Akhlaq, is indeed a real challenge. I ask Allah (SWT) to help us all accomplish the objectives we have set for this year. I am sure that with the grace of Allah (SWT), parental support, and the help of the community we will Insha’Allah be able to face the challenges, and will achieve our goals.
I assure you that ISRI's administration and faculty will make every possible effort to ensure your child's educational needs are well taken care of, and Alhamdu Lillah,, our school is blessed to have qualified professional educators ready to teach your child, and make his/her educational journey successful.
In order to provide quality education and maintain an environment that is conducive to learning, ISRI sets high academic, character and behavior standards. True success comes if policies and rules are properly enforced and the students and the parents wholeheartedly adhere to the policies and procedures. For this purpose, the school has prepared a special Handbook to provide you with a complete understanding of the mission, philosophy, policies, and procedures of ISRI for the academic year 2011-2012. It is also a means of communication between the school and the parents. Please read it carefully, discuss its contents with your child for better understanding, and keep it available.
We hope you will communicate with your child and his or her teacher about study habits and homework, and ensure that your child arrives at school ready to learn every day.
If you have any questions, the staff at ISRI and I will be more than happy to assist you. Jazakum Allah Khairan for entrusting your child to us, looking forward to a successful year at ISRI, insha’Allah,
Basima Shihadeh Al-Jallad
Principal
Islamic School of Rhode Island