Research Dar Un-Noor School private Schools in Atlanta, Georgia

“The principal is not professional and the school need extracurricular to support children development”

“were do i start? is it from the schools very unprofessional principal and her two useless handy dandy sidekicks? or is it from the fact that this school's board of administration were reaised to the level not because they care about the welfare of the students and teachers of the school but only care about their bragging rights? dont get me wrong, this school has a few great teachers especially the kindergarten and first grade arabic and quran teachers and the 4th and 5th grade teachers. however, if these teachers were to leave, the school would crumble to dust. as you may have heard, this school does have high ITBS scores, but this has nothing to do with the teachers and has everthing to do with the students. there are no extracurricular activities or anthing to make this school interesting. this school needs a complete makeover of the staff and administration.”

“I love this school , it is awesome . I learn alot here . Dont hesitate , join Dar Un Noor . A school of wonderful support and cooperation from parents”

“As a senior , I love this school. It has high ITBS scores . The teachers are so awesome . Our class is way above the GA standards by a year . Theres no prejudice . Its very diverse .”

“Poor administration. Lack of leadership from Board of Directors. Good Teachers, but are not given adequate support or resources. School needs new principal and new leadership. No extra-curricular acitvities and poor parent involvement. Lack of participation in regional competitions. Principal is very unprofessional and lacks administrative experience. Class size is too large for a private school. Excellent Islamic curriculum and Arabic language curriculum. Pulled my kids out 2 years ago and considered returning next school year, but nothing has changed! Same problems and large teacher turnover.”

“Bad Management. Very good Teachers.”