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ACADEMY
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VISION Our vision is to produce students who are fully
conscious of their accountability to God, confident in their
identity as Muslims, and ready to fulfill their obligations as
citizens of Canada.
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MISSION We will strive to nurture the intellectual, social,
spiritual, moral and physical well-being of our students, fostering
integrity, excellence of character and a deep sense of
responsibility as they grow to become exemplary Muslims and
productive citizens of the world.
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CURRICULUM In addition to adhering to the Ontario curriculum,
the school will offer specialized programs in Arabic Language,
Islamic Studies & French. We will draw upon the excellent
academic and scholarly resources within the community to develop a
specialized curriculum that will integrate Islamic knowledge,
ethics and values into every subject area, thereby providing a
foundation for transformative learning that is in harmony with our
god-given nature.
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ETHOS The ultimate objective of any worldly endeavour is the
achievement of felicity in the next world. The IIT ACADEMY will
create harmony between the intellectual, physical and spiritual
dimensions of each child. Our school will be a safe and respectful
place, a place where students and teachers will work harmoniously
to achieve academic excellence and to grow in knowledge, faith and
practice; where there is recognition and understanding of the
rights of fellow students and teachers, fellow human beings and
love for the country in which we live.
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CORE VALUES We are committed to: Pursuing excellence in
everything we do according to the directive of the Prophet Muhammad
(pbuh) Meeting the needs of our students through research-based and
well-informed teaching practices within a challenging and
supportive learning environment. Fostering an environment that
recognizes that men and women are equal before God Developing,
implementing and adhering to a comprehensive approach to education
that promotes the spiritual, emotional, ethical, artistic,
intellectual and physical development of our students.
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GUIDING EDUCATIONAL PRINCIPLES Students learn best: In an
environment that is safe and respectful, where they feel that their
views and opinions are valued, and where they know that they can
count on their teachers for emotional support. When their teachers
understand that every child is unique, learn in different ways and
achieve their potential through different forms of struggle. In an
environment that is conducive to learning, is well resourced and
integrates tools and technologies for greater efficiency. When
parents, students and teachers work together in a positive
partnership.
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REGISTRATION & TUITION All parents must provide the
required registration information for each child in order to ensure
his/her place in the school. Parents are required to provide post-
dated cheques for the entire school year in September.
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PUNCTUALITY Regular attendance is a key to success in the
classroom. The school day starts at 8:45 a.m. and students are
expected to arrive in the school by 8:30 a.m. Parents who wish to
drop off their children before this time must register their child
in the before care program.
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DISMISSAL The school day ends at 3:30 p.m. Parents are
responsible for picking up their children at this time. If parents
will be late or are sending someone else to pick up their children,
they must inform their childs teacher in the morning. Teachers will
not release students to individuals whom the parents have not
authorized to pick up their children. If parents wish to pick up
their children during school hours, they must inform their childs
teacher in advance in order to avoid interrupting the students
during class time.
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FRIDAYS Friday is a regular school day. Parents are asked not
to disturb the class by picking up their children after the Jumaa
prayer. Please pick up your children no earlier than 3:30 p.m.
BEFORE AND AFTER CARE Before school care takes place from 8:00 a.m.
to 8:30 a.m. and after school care takes from 3:45 p.m. to 5:30
p.m. for an additional monthly fee. Parents who wish to utilize
this service must register their child with the school office in
September.
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DROP OFF & PICK-UP Students in junior and senior
kindergarten should be dropped off in their classrooms in the
morning. Students in grades 1 to 5 must be dropped off in the
gymnasium. All students should be picked up from the gymnasium at
3:30 p.m. Any student who is not picked up by 3:45 p.m. will be
sent to after care. To ensure safety of all students parents are
asked to park their cars in their parking spaces when picking up
their children. No cars are permitted on the driveway in front of
the main entrance.
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SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS In the event of severe weather
conditions, IIT Academy will be closed if the Toronto District
School Board chooses to close its schools. Please listen to your
local radio station or check the TDSB website. In case of severe
snowstorm during school hours that forces an early dismissal, the
school will make every effort to inform parents and guardians.
Always ensure that your children are appropriately dressed for the
weather and that they have labelled mitts, hats, scarves and
boots.
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NamePosition Br. Farhad KhadimPresident/Director of Education
Sr. Laila MaaroufSenior Teacher/Arabic TBASecretary Wafa
AouchicheFrench Teacher Sr. Farheen Ahmed Sr. Ayesha Ali Sr.
Yasmeen Saiyeda Sr. Nagla Abdelkareem JK Teacher SK Teacher (
Supply ) SK Teacher JK/SK Assistant Sr. Afsana Reshmin Br. Ramy
Issa Sr. Lubna Khan Sr. Linda Hijazi Grade 1 Teacher Grade 2
Teacher Grade 3Teacher Grade 4/5 Teacher Sr. Sara Mohamed Br.
Farouk Hack Br. Omar Hussain After-Care Caretaker Office
Administrator