The IAMC Sunday School’s mission is to promote a broader awareness of Islam for Muslim students, enable them to demonstrate exemplary character, and teach them to be effective members of the Muslim community, as well as, the broader American Society. In order for our students to succeed, every effort will be made to develop essential core values that allow them to efficiently integrate religious, cultural and social learning in their day-to-day affairs. IAMC Sunday School will achieve this mission through a balanced and culturally appropriate curriculum that includes Quran Reading, Surah Memorization, Tafseer, and Islamic Studies, and youth groups.
IAMC Sunday School has adopted a curriculum from Weekend Learning Series of Islamic Education. We offer a comprehensive 12 years curriculum. Classes at the IAMC Sunday school are divided into three periods consisting of Islamic History and Studies, Surah Memorization, and Quran Reading. For the older children, the curriculum will cover practical social topics that our Muslim youth face today. Topics are selected based on age, grade and learning levels of each student.
Colleyville Masjid’s community projects focus on education, social welfare, and engagement to foster unity and growth. Through workshops, outreach programs, and local initiatives, we aim to create a positive impact and build a stronger, more connected community.
Staff at IAMC Sunday School includes certified professionals who work together to support the academic, social, and emotional development of our children. Our teachers are responsible for delivering the curriculum and providing instruction to their students, ensuring they receive individualized attention and care. Administrative staff, including principals, assistant principals, and office personnel, manage the day-to-day operations of the school and support the work of teachers and other staff members.