Our students, their parents, teachers, staff, administration, and the rest of the community all work together within the framework of our values to work towards our mission in order to provide our students with a holistic education and help them develop into well-rounded and productive citizens that can contribute positively to society and to the Ummah as a whole.

NISL implements the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) in all grades. In elementary grades the CCSS provide students with the foundations to become citizen actors and it gives them the relevant knowledge and skills needed to succeed in higher education. Our teachers incorporate the CCSS into the classrooms by using a wide variety of strategies and materials. ​

Elementary School Grades K-5

Engaging our children from an early age is important in order to cultivate and develop them into life-long learners who have a clear purpose in life and who have a strong relationship with Allah. By providing them with a good foundation in academics and a proper understanding of the teachings of Islam throughout the early years of their elementary education, we hope to empower our students and help them fulfill their full potential.

Middle School 
​Grades 6-8

During the early teenage years, children go through a lot of physical, mental, and emotional changes.  That stage in their life serves as a phase of transitioning from being children to becoming young adults. At NISL, we understand the importance of parents, teachers, and administration coming together to guide our students through any academic, personal, or social issues that they might be dealing with during this critical stage in their life.

High School
​Grades 9-12

Our high school program is a college-preparatory and rigorous program designed to prepare students for the 21st century.  ​We offer Honors, Dual Credit, and AP courses for all students. We also prepare our students with Pre-ACT & ACT College-Entrance Exams.  Our students receive KHEAA College Scholarships for GPA, ACT scores, and Dual Credit courses. 

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