Al Noor School - Brooklyn, New York

Jose Aguirre

Today one of your employees stepped into my path on the bike lane, where I had the right of way and purposely shoved me down to the ground causing minor injuries and property damage without any regard for my safety, her safety and the safety of the people in the immediate surrounding area. Video(s) will surface of the incident and there will be more clarity to my statement today. You will be hearing from me again. When they try to accuse me of endangering children they should have known my character first.

Mob Lay

I’ll just start off by saying, some teachers are horrible. They feel that giving a referral for a simple problem that could easily be fixed will solve everything. (It doesn’t.) I’ve seen teachers physically and emotionally abuse students here for years now, and those same teachers are still in this school. The principal practically stalks students after school. Some teachers think that your nails being long is more important than how well you’re doing in school. I also see severe favoritism with some students and teachers. You can make good friends at this school, but school is for learning. Although, there are few teachers who are fun and actually care about you and how you’re doing in school. This school is a disaster. If you want your children to strive, don’t send them here.

Samiha

Bad education. When I went here as a young girl (15 years ago), I witnessed the teachers physically assault the students. I have a younger sibling who still attends this school and she tells me about the teachers physical and verbal abuse. The teachers should not be able to physically handle the students.

The conditions of the school are horrifying. There needs to be an investigation launched into the school and it is long overdue.

A lot of the behavior of the faculty is pushed aside because it is a Muslim school. The religious practices and education are the only good thing about the school. That is not enough to offset the cruel environment. The faculty uses this as a safety net to whatever they want to the children and it is wretched. The school needs to shut down and what is done in the dark here will come to light soon enough.

Don’t put your children in this school unless your intentions are to pay for them to get harassed by faculty.

Lisa Johnson

horrible school. they get more disorganized every single year and lecture us about the most tiniest issues like different colored shoes instead of actually caring about our grades and academics. almost none of the teachers are qualified to teach most subjects. why isn’t there an option for zero stars?

Lime Sauce

I've got to say, this school is athletic which is something very fun and interesting to acknowledge. I've seen with my OWN eyes how the non Arabs are treated differently from Arabs in a VERY BAD way. Teachers aren't good. --I'm being quite honest. Please don't waste your money coming to this school. I've experienced constant bullying and it is very annoying. "They" say you'll get into a very good college. I'm just wasting $5,000 on literally nothing. They blame you when it's not your fault. Please don't come to this school, I'm warning you. Yes, you'll make lots of friends but education wise isn't good in Al-Noor School. All they pay attention to is your DIRTY NAILS and BLUE ABAYA and STAINED WHITE HIJAB. Like I don't pay $5,000 just for something of mine to be noticed. Please, I'M BEGGING YOU, DO NOT COME TO THIS SCHOOL.

Maiyadah Kased

Salaam, I've been a student in Al-Noor for almost 10 years it's enough that us students get the opportunity to pray Duhur salah in school. We get the opportunity to have teachers who care about us and are willing to help us out of class time. The school environment is very wholesome and a great place for Muslim students. Al-Noor school gives students the opportunity to learn leadership skills and develop social skills.
I recommend taking your child to Al-Noor school for better academics and Islamic knowledge.

sour subliminals

I went to this school in 4th and 5th grade. I was bullied very badly- first verbally to start with. My father complained to the Principal but no action was taken. Then the bullying became physical. I did not tell my parents at that time. The Middle eastern kids were very rude and obnoxious. The teachers knew about all this but nothing was done. Finally my parents pulled me out. Now I am in 9th grade but I still have flashbacks of those two horrible years of my life. If you truly love your child please do not send them to this school. There is nothing Islamic about this school. This is not what Islam teaches. Kids in this school use foul language. This school made me hate Muslims----I could go on and on. This is my personal experience. I am posting it now because now I know that it was not my fault to be the victim of bullying.

Yasmin Ginem

Good school and i love it nice teacher and good service and they respect all there. they teaching good my son wasn't know how to read or write but now he is good and i think im going to keep him in this school.