Al- Hikmah Elementary

Al-Ghazaly Elementary

Al-Ghazaly High School

All of our schools are now accepting new students for 2010-2011!

Seating is limited, especially at the High School, so please apply soon to take advantage of this opportunity. Places are filled on a first come basis if enrollment requirements are met.

You may call the school you are interested in directly for an appointment.
Al-Hikmah Elementary School telephone: (973) 790-4700
Al-Ghazaly Elementary School telephone: (201) 433-5002
Al-Ghazaly High School telephone: (201) 836-2555

For your convenience, you can download the enrollment application and fill it out prior to coming to the school.

Student Achievement!

Al-Ghazaly High Guidance Department: Senior acceptances came in April 1st- MASHA ALLAH!!! Of our 36 Students in the Graduating Class:

1 of our students was accepted to PRINCETON UNIVERSITY with a full scholarship
2 Barnard Columbia College for women
2 Wellesley College
1 Wakeforest
1 Harvard University and Columbia University (waiting list acceptance)
1 Temple University accelerated Pre-Med Program
4 NYU (1 with full tuition scholarships)
Drew University, Seton Hall, St. John’s Pharmacy, Rutgers (New Brunswick and Newark), Fordham University, NJIT, Montclair, William Paterson, St. Peters, and more.

Alhamdulilah our students were accepted to many colleges and universities, however the above listed are the schools the students have chosen to attend by accepting the offers given to them; scholarships and grants were given to many of our students MASHA ALLAH. Visit again in early May to see our scholarship details.

Our Vision

IEF strives to provide academic excellence in an Islamic environment, where the students develop creative minds, enduring understanding of their faith, the courage to act on their beliefs, goals, and strong morals . We assure the students will receive a curriculum of the highest standards, promoting life long learning and problem solving. We provide a safe, caring environment and an atmosphere in which parents, teachers and community members are actively involved in our students' learning.