Nashville International Academy - 2011

The Islamic School of Nashville was founded in 1995 to address the needs and concerns of the Muslim families in the area. The school, originally just a house on 11 acres of land, was expanded in 1998, with the addition of one new portable, bringing the total number of classrooms to eight, and serving grades Pre-K through eighth grade.

The school continued to grow to an enrollment of almost 100 students. In 1999, the school was re-named Nashville International Academy (NIA), with grades Pre-K through 6th grade. In addition to the name change, 5 new portables were added, allowing each grade to have its own classroom. The additional portables allowed for the expansion of the Musalla to accommodate over 100 students, a library and a science laboratory. In 2002, a separate study of Quran was offered for the students

In 2004, our Pre-Kindergarten became state certified. Also, in 2004, a computer laboratory was created. NIA has been striving for over 10 years to support the needs of Nashville and its surrounding growing Muslim communities..

Vision & Mission

Vision: The vision of the Nashville International Academy (NIA) is to become a nationally recognized academy known for the Islamic character, academic excellence and cultural diversity of its faculty, staff and students.

Mission: The mission of the Nashville International Academy (NIA) is to provide the highest standards of education in an Islamic environment where academic excellence, critical thinking and cultural diversity are celebrated, respected and valued.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• islamic
• school
• nashville
• islam
• center

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