Arab International Academy

Yes, half an hour before and half an hour after.

Yes, yet not obligatory.

Yes according to parents request.

Yes, for the KG. At the KG and Elementary (Grades 1-5) there is a co-teacher in each grade

Students use many applications on IPad and laptops for learning activities. Smart board is also used often.

Muslim Students learn Islamic Religion according to the regulations of the Ministry of Education

Non-Muslim Students take Arts or languages during that time.

23.5%

It varies from year to year according to the choices of students and parents. In general, football, basketball, IT, Gymnastic, French, Qur’an

Football Court, Handball Court, Volley ball, Gymnasium and Basketball court.

No, but we offer the language at different levels.

Yes, we have a department for learning support with specialists in it including speech therapists.

The learning support team consists of learning support specialist and speech-language therapists. They have both native Arabic and English speakers for all the sessions they provide. The learning support team works in close collaboration with students, parents, teachers and all involved to develop an individualized education plan (IEP) tailored to meet the needs of each student they service. Their services can be provided by pull out sessions or in class support, depending on what is most beneficial for the student. The learning support specialists assist students in reading, writing and math. They provide students with the basic building blocks to acquire the skills they need to succeed in their classes. The learning support specialist can help the student fill in missing gaps in their education. The speech-language therapist addresses a student’s difficulty with communication.

Gifted students are also part of the learning support program. They receive the same services as above.

We have a counselor who has psychology background.