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Council of Islamic Schools in North America
A Voice for Islamic Schools
CISNA Webinar on E-Learninig
CISNA conducted a webinar on Sunday, March 15th to address e-Learning platforms. The recording is available at the link below.
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OUR MISSION
Promote quality education at Islamic schools through advocacy, accreditation services, and professional development to ensure institutional effectiveness leading to student success.
OUR GOALS
Serve as a unifying organization for all Islamic schools.
Provide accreditation services on a global level.
Foster continuous improvement and excellence in governance, leadership, teaching and learning at Islamic schools through professional development.
Advocate at the local, state, national, and global level to ensure equitable access to resources for all students.
OUR VISION
Every Islamic school provides high quality academic and Islamic education.
Out Story
In 1989, an educational symposium, organized and hosted by the Islamic Society of North America, gathered Muslim educators, community members, and representatives from many Islamic institutions throughout North America. Discussions resulted in the appointment of a seven member ad hoc committee to serve as the architects of a mechanism for cooperation and communication among full-time Islamic schools throughout the continent. This committee included representatives from various US geographical regions and Canada. By November of 1991, as a result of the committee’s efforts, the first full-time Islamic School general assembly meeting was held in Detroit, Michigan. Approximately 45 full-time Islamic schools were represented, a constitution was ratified, and CISNA was formed.
Our Governance
CISNA is governed by a group of highly educated, experienced, and qualified Board of Directors who believe in Islamic school education. Those volunteers who serve were elected by CISNA member schools as outlined in CISNA bylaws.
CISNA currently serves over 200 Islamic schools from the US and Canada at its conferences. CISNA includes over 85 members of whom 38 have earned CISNA accreditation.
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CISNA at a Glance
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Professional Development Services
The CISNA professional development team continually works to increase access to opportunities for the spiritual and professional growth of our accredited schools and members by ongoing collaboration, curation of resources and digital and on-site training. CISNA Board members provide consulting services to school staff and board members. The CISNA Executive Director provides advice and consulting services to member schools via phone and email as well as in-person school visits.
Lead
Professional development focused on the needs of developing future and current Islamic schools leadership and governance.
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Conferences
Conferences that focus on the unique needs of PK-12 Islamic schools leadership and educators.
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Make an Impact
Establishing Islamic Schools and supporting Islamic education is an obligation for the entire Muslim community. It can NOT fall only on the parents of the students who attend Islamic schools or the local masjid community. We ask for your support so that CISNA can continue to improve the quality of education for our youth, our future!
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Phone: +1 732-763-5491
Email: cisnaoffice@gmail.com
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