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Islamic schools on rise in US, look for acceptance – US news – Life – msnbc.com.
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Bismillah.
Registration Concludes
By Allah’s permission and bountiful mercy, then your trust in this project, Sanad Learning Center will insha’Allah begin in August 2011 with approx. 30 students registered in our program. The students range from grades 1 through 11.
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Sanad at the ISNA Convention, in the Miami Herald
The Sanad Team was invited to the ISNA East Zone Conference. We spoke on the need to reassess how we define spiritual education and the soul-centered model used by Sanad to address the needs of the community.
The Sanad Team’s proposal for the ISNA Education Forum, a national meeting in Chicago was also accepted and we have been invited to speak at the forum later this year. We will be sharing our strategies and programs for creating an environmental ethic in Muslim communities and youth. One example is the Sanad ibn Battuta Adventure Caravan that took place in the Summer. To read the article in its entirety follow the link below.
http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/01/08/2007217/isna-conference-draws-hundreds.html
Also, if you don’t receive our emails and want to read our latest edition of News and Notes in your browser click here http://eepurl.com/cfTZX. It includes a short video presentation about the Miami Dade Online Academy K-5 curriculum that SLC will be using and new about Sanad Outreach.
Happy Jummah & Fraternal Salams,
Sanad
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Whoever is not thankful for graces runs the risk of losing them; and whoever is thankful, fetters them with their own cords . (Ibn Ata’illah, Kitab al-Hikam)
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Sanad Learning Center plans to have single gender classrooms. Here is a great article in the Herald about the positive effects of this model.
Five years ago, the school gave parents a choice: Enroll your kid in a single-gender or co-ed classroom. A team from Stetson University studied how the fourth-grade students fared on the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test in writing.
In the co-ed classrooms, 59 percent of girls passed the FCAT. In the single-gender classrooms, the number was 75 percent.
The split was even wider for boys. In co-ed classrooms, 37 percent of boys earned passing scores. In single-gender classrooms: 86 percent.
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A couple new films out about education and the need to reassess how we are developing young minds (and souls).
Race to Nowhere
Waiting for Superman
RSA Animate: Changing Education Paradigm
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