K-12 Islamic Schooling
Top-Tier Academic Education While Preserving Your Child’s Iman & Character
Muslim Dreamers K-12 School
A Islam-Based, Academically Aligned Supervised Homeschool Experience
Now Enrolling All Students From Kindergarten To Grade 12!
Special Enrollment Offers • 50% OFF first month tuition (Valid for students enrolling from December through June.) • $50 Referral Credit — No Expiry
At Muslim Dreamers Learning Center, our K–12 program is uniquely designed to align with our mission: nurturing young Muslims who thrive both in Deen and Dunya. We believe every child holds infinite potential, and when placed in a supportive, Islamically grounded, and academically strong environment—guided by excellent educators—they can flourish beyond expectations.
This program offers a full-time supervised homeschooling structure approved by the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE). We remove the stress and uncertainty for parents, offering a structured path that meets state standards while staying true to Islamic values.
Integrated Islamic Education
Students build a strong Islamic foundation through:
Consistent Weekly Schedule
A structured weekly program designed to support academic excellence.
Parent Portfolio Support
We assist parents in meeting all county homeschooling requirements, including:
The K–5 ELA program at MDLC focuses on building strong reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills through a structured, age-appropriate approach. Students develop phonics, vocabulary, reading comprehension, grammar, and writing fluency while engaging with meaningful texts. Emphasis is placed on clear communication, critical thinking, and a love for reading and expression.
Our mathematics curriculum builds a strong foundation in number sense, problem-solving, and logical reasoning. Students progress from basic counting and operations to more advanced concepts such as fractions, geometry, measurement, and data analysis. Lessons are taught using hands-on strategies and real-life applications to help students develop confidence and accuracy in math.
The K–5 science program encourages curiosity and exploration through observation, experimentation, and inquiry-based learning. Students study life science, earth science, and physical science concepts while learning to ask questions, make predictions, and understand the world around them. Lessons emphasize critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and appreciation for Allah’s creation.
Social Studies
Social studies instruction introduces students to history, geography, civics, and cultural awareness. Through age-appropriate lessons, students learn about communities, leadership, timelines, maps, and global connections. The program fosters a sense of responsibility, identity, and understanding of the world from both academic and ethical perspectives.
Arts & Crafts
The art and creativity program allows students to express themselves through hands-on projects, design, and creative exploration. Activities encourage imagination, fine motor development, and appreciation for beauty while reinforcing themes from academics and Islamic values. Art lessons support emotional expression and creativity in a positive, structured environment.
Islamic Studies at MDLC nurtures students’ faith, character, and understanding of Islam. Students learn foundational beliefs (ʿaqīdah), acts of worship (ʿibādāt), the life of the Prophet ﷺ (sīrah), Islamic manners (akhlāq), and practical applications of Islamic teachings. Lessons are designed to help students live Islam with confidence and integrity in their daily lives.
The Qur’an program focuses on building a strong relationship with the Book of Allah through proper recitation, memorization, and understanding. Students work on fluency, basic tajwīd rules, and memorization of selected surahs appropriate to their level. Meaning and reflection are introduced to help students connect Qur’anic teachings to their lives.
Arabic instruction develops students’ ability to read, write, and understand the Arabic language with a focus on Qur’anic literacy. Beginning with letter recognition and phonics, students gradually build vocabulary, sentence structure, and comprehension. The program strengthens students’ connection to the Qur’an and Islamic texts through consistent language exposure.
The Grades 6–8 ELA program emphasizes critical reading, analytical writing, speaking, and listening skills aligned with college- and career-readiness standards. Students engage with a variety of literary and informational texts, develop evidence-based writing, strengthen grammar and vocabulary, and practice discussion and presentation skills. The curriculum builds students’ ability to analyze texts, form arguments, and communicate ideas clearly and thoughtfully.
Middle school mathematics focuses on developing algebraic thinking, proportional reasoning, and problem-solving skills. Students progress through concepts such as ratios and rates, expressions and equations, geometry, statistics, and introductory algebra. Instruction emphasizes conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, and real-world applications, preparing students for high school–level mathematics.
The Grades 6–8 science curriculum follows an inquiry-based approach that integrates earth science, life science, and physical science. Students engage in hands-on investigations, data analysis, and scientific modeling while learning core concepts such as ecosystems, forces and motion, energy, matter, and Earth systems. The program builds scientific literacy, critical thinking, and an appreciation for the natural world as part of Allah’s creation.
Middle school social studies explores world history, geography, civics, and economics with an emphasis on historical thinking and global awareness. Students examine civilizations, cultures, systems of government, and major historical developments while analyzing primary and secondary sources. The curriculum encourages students to understand cause and effect, multiple perspectives, and their roles as informed and responsible citizens.
Arts & Crafts
Art education at the middle school level encourages creative problem-solving, visual expression, and appreciation of artistic techniques. Students explore a variety of media and design concepts while connecting art to cultural, historical, and academic themes. The program supports creativity, confidence, and thoughtful self-expression in a structured learning environment.
Islamic Studies for Grades 6–8 deepens students’ understanding of Islamic beliefs, practices, and ethics. Students study ʿaqīdah, fiqh, sīrah, and Islamic character through discussion, reflection, and real-life application. Emphasis is placed on strengthening identity, moral responsibility, and applying Islamic principles thoughtfully in academic, social, and personal contexts.
The Qur’an program at the middle school level focuses on strengthening recitation with tajwīd, continued memorization, and developing comprehension of meaning. Students study selected surahs with basic tafsīr to understand themes, vocabulary, and lessons. The goal is to foster a reflective relationship with the Qur’an and encourage students to apply its guidance in daily life.
Arabic
Arabic instruction in Grades 6–8 builds reading, writing, listening, and comprehension skills with increasing complexity. Students expand vocabulary, study basic grammar structures, and practice sentence construction while strengthening Qur’anic literacy. The program supports students’ ability to understand Islamic texts and communicate foundational ideas in Arabic.
The Grades 9–12 ELA program emphasizes advanced reading, writing, research, speaking, and critical analysis skills aligned with college and career readiness standards. Students study a range of literary and informational texts, develop analytical and argumentative writing, refine grammar and vocabulary, and engage in discussion and presentations. The curriculum strengthens students’ ability to think critically, communicate effectively, and evaluate ideas across disciplines.
High school mathematics develops strong analytical and problem-solving skills through courses such as Algebra I & II, Geometry, and higher-level mathematics as appropriate. Students deepen their understanding of functions, equations, geometric reasoning, data analysis, and mathematical modeling. Instruction emphasizes conceptual understanding, procedural accuracy, and real-world application to prepare students for college, careers, and everyday decision-making.
The Grades 9–12 science curriculum provides rigorous study in core disciplines such as biology, chemistry, physics, and environmental science. Students engage in laboratory investigations, data analysis, and scientific reasoning while exploring complex concepts related to living systems, matter and energy, forces, and the natural world. The program promotes scientific literacy, inquiry, and ethical reflection on science as a means of understanding Allah’s creation.
High school social studies focuses on world history, U.S. history, government, civics, and economics. Students analyze historical events, political systems, and economic principles using primary and secondary sources. The curriculum develops critical thinking, research skills, and civic awareness, preparing students to engage thoughtfully with global issues and participate responsibly in society.
Arts & Crafts
High school art education encourages advanced creative expression, design thinking, and critical reflection. Students explore various media and artistic techniques while connecting art to cultural, historical, and personal themes. The program fosters creativity, discipline, and thoughtful self-expression within a structured academic framework.
Islamic Studies at the high school level provides in-depth exploration of Islamic theology (ʿaqīdah), jurisprudence (fiqh), prophetic biography (sīrah), ethics, and contemporary issues. Students engage in discussion, textual analysis, and reflection to develop a mature understanding of Islam and its application in modern life. The program aims to strengthen identity, moral reasoning, and leadership grounded in Islamic values.
The Qur’an program for Grades 9–12 focuses on refined recitation with tajwīd, continued memorization, and deeper engagement with meaning. Students study selected passages through tafsīr, thematic analysis, and vocabulary development to understand context and guidance. The goal is to cultivate a reflective, lifelong relationship with the Qur’an and encourage its application in personal and social conduct.
Arabic
Arabic instruction at the high school level develops students’ proficiency in reading, writing, listening, and comprehension, with emphasis on grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure. Students work toward understanding Qur’anic and classical texts while building functional language skills. The program supports deeper access to Islamic sources and strengthens linguistic confidence.
Monthly Tuition
Enroll your child in all of our classes (full enrollment), which include Math, Science, Social Studies, English, Art, Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic Language. We offer a sibling discount of 10% off for each additional sibling.
Annual Tuition
$4,000
Full enrollment tuition includes a full-day program covering eight core subjects—Math, Science, Social Studies, English, Art, Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic Language—as well as social activities, enrichment opportunities, and holistic student support.
Single Payment
$3,600
Receive a 10% discount—up to $400—on annual tuition when paid in full by the first day of the student’s class.
Dual Installments
$3,800
Receive a 5% discount—up to $200—on annual tuition when paid in two installments: the first by the student’s first day of class, and the second before the start of the second semester.
10-Month Payment Plan
$4,000
Pay $400 per month over 10 months, totaling $4,000 for the school year. Automatic payments must be set up by the student’s first day of class.
Admissions Fee
$50
Application processing, enrollment review, interviews (new students only)
Late Payment Fee
$50
Disincentive for delayed tuition (payable after acceptance and confirmed enrollment)
Consumables Fee
$100
Workbooks, paper, folders, snacks, printing (payable after acceptance and confirmed enrollment)
Supplies Fee
$100
Classroom tools: manipulatives, science/art supplies, hands-on materials (payable after acceptance and confirmed enrollment)
Schedule
A Balanced Schedule Rooted in Deen and Dunya
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How to Transfer from Public School to Muslim Dreamers Learning Center
1. Submit a Notice of Intent to Homeschool
Complete and submit the Home Instruction Notification Form to your local school district (usually the Baltimore County Public Schools office or your respective district if outside the county). This form lets them know you are choosing a homeschooling option.
2. Select Supervision Option
On the form, check the option stating you will use a nonpublic entity approved by MSDE for supervision. List Muslim Dreamers Learning Center as your chosen program.
3. Wait for Confirmation
The school district will typically acknowledge receipt of your intent. You do not need their permission—just their confirmation that they’ve received your form.
4. Officially Withdraw Your Child from Public School
Once your intent is submitted and acknowledged, contact your child’s current school to officially withdraw them. Make sure you receive confirmation in writing.
5. Enroll in Muslim Dreamers Learning Center
Complete our enrollment process, submit necessary documents, and set up a tuition plan. Our team will guide you through the next steps and ensure compliance with MSDE requirements.