about us
An Islamic School in Rhode Island was a dream in the minds and hearts of many Muslims in RI. in July 2004, the dream became a reality.
Our Mission
ISRI MISSION:
Our mission is to provide an education that is rooted in Islamic faith and ideals, that draws upon its noblest traditions of knowledge, piety, righteousness, and justice, and that seeks to inculcate these values in our students.
The curriculum, system of discipline, and leisure activities at that school combine knowledge and practice of Islam with the best training in the sciences, humanities and business, so that our students can grow up to be conscientious citizens, following the "straight path'; while also aspiring to the highest goals in the vocations they choose.
ISRI VISION:
The objectives of the academic programs at ISRI are to form skilled and discerning minds equipped with logical scientific reasoning, trained in basic skills, full of creativity, and prepared for life-long learning. The school makes students proud of achievements by the Muslim scholars in the fields of humanities and sciences and encourages them to excel in their education to advance the mission of their ancestors by contributing to modern day sciences.
The school provides a fertile environment for maximum social, emotional, physical and academic development of each child according to the values of Islam and challenges students to reach their maximum human potential. The school guides the children to lead decent contemporary lives, enrich their families, serve their community, tolerate differences, think critically, promote collaboration and respect others. School activities help the children develop individual talent, self-esteem and leadership characteristics and offer an outlet for demonstrating creativity. The entire school community provides high learning and practice standards preparing the students to live in a complex, technological and multi-cultural society as proud practicing Muslims.
ISRI has a non-discriminatory policy against all students. ISRI does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, or sectarian affiliation in the administration of its educational policies, scholarship programs, and other school administered programs.