Admissions — Pre-K through 7th Grade
Thank you for considering Al-Huda School PA. We look forward to partnering with your family in this important journey. Admissions for 2026–27 are now open.
5 Simple Steps to Enrollment
We aim to make the application process simple and transparent. New student admissions for 2026–27 opens April 1st, 2026.
Submit Online Application
Complete the online admissions form for the 2026–2027 academic year.
Pay Application & Deposit Fee
Submit the non-refundable $100 application fee and pay the $150 deposit. The deposit will be applied to the first month’s tuition.
Submit Required Documents
Please provide the following:
- Birth Certificate
- Immunization Records
- Previous School Records (if applicable)
Applications are reviewed only after all required materials are received.
Student Assessment
Students are assessed in Math, Language Arts, Qur’an, and Arabic. See assessment details below. Parents are encouraged to help children prepare using online resources.
Admission Decision
Families are notified once all documents are reviewed and assessment results are in. Admission is based on completed application, documents, fees, assessment results, and signed tuition agreement.
What Students Are Assessed On
Kindergarten Assessment
Language & Communication
Speaking clearly, following simple instructions, recognizing letters, shapes, and colors, identifying numbers, and writing their names.
Fine Motor & Social Skills
Holding a pencil and scissors, drawing simple shapes, sharing, following directions, interacting positively with peers
Islamic Readiness
Basic knowledge of Allah, the five pillars of Islam, the five prayers, and their identity as Muslims
Grades 1–7: Academic Assessment (MAP Testing)
Students applying for Grades 1–8 must take MAP Growth testing in Math, Science, and Language Arts. Students who do not achieve required scores will be given a second attempt. Failure after the second attempt results in denial. Prepare at nwea.org/map-growth →
Qur'an Assessment Requirements
Grades 1–2
| Can read from Qaida Noorania with at least 50% accuracy |
Grades 3–5
| Can read at least 3 lines from the last Juz in 2 minutes with at least 50% accuracy |
Grades 6–7
Can read at least 5 lines from the last Juz in 2 minutes with at least 50% accuracy
Arabic Language Assessment Requirements
Grades 1–2
Can read and write Arabic letters, write their name in Arabic, and read/write basic vocabulary
Grades 3–5
Can write at least 3 sentences about themselves; read/understand/write basic sentences from Units 1–4 of “I Love My Arabic Language” (2nd grade book)
Grades 6–7
Can write at least 5 sentences about themselves; read/understand/write from Units 1–4 of “I Love My Arabic Language” (3rd grade book)
An Education Like No Other in Pennsylvania
Standards-Based Academics
Al-Huda follows the Pennsylvania State standards-based curriculum in Math, Science, and Language Arts, assessed through the nationally benchmarked MAP Growth system — giving parents and teachers real-time data on student progress.
Comprehensive Islamic Program
A full Qur’an, Islamic Studies, and Arabic language program across all grades. Guided by the Qur’an and Sunnah, students develop hearts inspired by Allah, shaping character, leadership, and adab.
Beautiful New Campus
A spacious 69,000 sq ft permanent facility with large classrooms, gym, indoor pool, cafeteria, auditorium, and community areas — enabling students to participate in sports, extracurriculars, and religious celebrations.
MSA-CESS Accredited
Full accreditation from the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA-CESS) — a nationally recognized mark of educational quality that benchmarks your child’s education against state and national standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Ready to Apply?
Start your application today. Questions? Reach us at office@alhudapa.org or call (717) 737-5395.