About Huda American Schools
Huda American Schools is an international school where we believe that every school day counts and every child’s safety and well-being matters. Our school motto, Together We Educate, reflects our belief that all children are entitled to a quality education to reach their highest potential and experience success.
Our pursuit of excellence embraces Islamic values aligned with the fundamental human values at the core of everything we do. We nurture the development of knowledge, confidence, creativity, skills and understanding to help our children develop into happy, healthy, caring and successful local, national and global citizens with a positive mindset.
At Huda American Schools, we want to develop children’s passion for learning and celebrate their unique talents and interests. Through an enriched curriculum and vibrant creative environments, we offer unique experiences and opportunities empowering the future generation to acquire, demonstrate, articulate and contribute to a global digital world.
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Find Out More >Curriculum
American
Primary Language
English
Ages
4 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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The school has good academics, using books from USA publishers, the same books I saw in KSA and UAE. Some teachers work really hard and make sure the students understand, most of the other teachers just make the students memorize and repeat it back. The are not taught critical thinking, writing, advance vocabulary words, geography, social studies, and more. The schedule and teachers are changed often. We don't see their quizzes or exams, the students complain they are assessed on topics they haven't learned or even covered, they never survey students or parents, and they are desperate for money they'll put students in the library or other places to make them all fit. They don't buy them original books or supplies. Most of the teachers have no background in education, although they are nice and have good character.
