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About Us

Who We Are
 
We are a group of skilled Muslim teachers & parents who have teaching experience in private Islamic schools, Sunday schools, preschool cooperatives, and homeschools.
 

**Precious Sprouts Of Ann Arbor is an independent non-profit organization not affiliated, run or owned with/by any particular Masjid, individual or community. PSAA is a self-run school with all revenues going back into the school**

 

Mission Statement

 
To provide a unique environment that allows skilled parents and teachers to work hand in hand to raise and educate children in accordance with Islamic principles

 

Goals 

  • Instill in the children of our community the love of Allah (swt), His Deen and His Messenger (peace be upon  him)
  • Provide Tarbiyah-related resources and support for families.
  • Provide an alternative to public and private school education.
  • Prepare our children to become lifelong learners, critical thinkers, and leaders.

  

Philosophy
 

Our name, Precious Sprouts, comes from the notion that children are like seedlings that grow into sprouts and eventually bigger plants with the right amount of nurture and exposure, and they are all precious and dear to our hearts. Allah (swt) says in the Qur’an: “Have you not considered how Allah presents an example, [making] a good word like a good tree, whose root is firmly fixed and its branches [high] in the sky? It produces its fruit all the time, by permission of its Lord. And Allah presents examples for the people that perhaps they will be reminded.” (Surah 42:24-25)

We believe that children have boundless potential and a natural, instinctive love for learning that is sometimes hindered by traditional schooling. To nurture this inclination we will offer a curriculum that relies on hands-on, exploration-based learning experiences that are tailored to each child’s individual needs and style of learning. We believe that, through constructive play and interactive experiences, children will Insha’Allah reach their full potential.

Uniqueness
  • Less hours than a regular school, giving children more time to enjoy the beauty of childhood and experience life outside of school.
  • Direct parental involvement in their child(ren)’s education, which also leads to stronger parent-and child bonding.
  • Smaller group, individualized classroom settings that ensure that all needs are met and no one falls through the cracks.
  • Planned for us, by us - us, being parents who care and desire for the best quality education for our children with regards to deen and dunya.
  • A private school quality education at a fraction of the cost.