Huda School and Montessori

United States, Franklin

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum IB (MYP), Montessori Curriculum

Taught languages Arabic

Strengths Languages, Academic Enrichment, Sport

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies

Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, High School

Introduction

Huda School and Montessori is a non-profit, independent Islamic private school with two Michigan campuses: Huda Lower School in Franklin and Huda Upper School in Farmington Hills. It delivers a dual approach: Montessori programs for toddlers and preschoolers and a traditional elementary through middle school program aligned with the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme for upper grades. Arabic language instruction is a central feature, reflecting the Quran and Sunnah, with Quranic studies emphasizing recitation, memorization (including the last four Juz by 8th grade), and Islamic Studies. The Elementary and Middle School curricula are complemented by a dedicated QAIS framework focusing on Quran, Arabic linguistics, and Islamic education. The school provides a continuum from early childhood through middle school, with campuses offering Physical Education, Library, Art and Computer Classes. Governed by a Board of Trustees, the school seeks to inspire academic excellence, cultivate intercultural understanding, and nurture caring Muslim American citizens.

www.hudaschool.org

Huda Lower School (Lower Campus): 32220 Franklin Rd, Franklin, MI 48025; Huda Upper School (Upper Campus): 28555 Middlebelt Rd, Farmington Hills, MI 48334

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The Essentials

Location

The school operates two campuses in the Detroit metro area: Lower Campus at 32220 Franklin Rd, Franklin, MI 48025, and Upper Campus at 28555 Middlebelt Rd, Farmington Hills, MI 48334. The Lower Campus hosts Toddler Care through 5th grade, and the Upper Campus hosts 6th through 12th grade.

Stages

Lower Campus: Toddler Care–5th grade; Upper Campus: 6th–12th grade.

Type

IB-World Cognia Accredited Islamic private school; non-profit and independent.

Country affiliation

United States

Religious affiliation

Islamic

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Fees

Application fees
- Huda School requires online registration through Synergy ParentVUE and processes payments through ProCare. A non‑refundable application/registration fee is charged for new students; the exact application and registration amounts for the 2026/2027 school year are listed in the school's 2026–2027 Tuition Rates document.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- The school publishes a dedicated 2026–2027 Tuition Rates schedule that contains full details of tuition by program and grade (per term and per year). Specific numeric tuition rates for each year group and term are provided in that 2026–2027 Tuition Rates document.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Registration and all payments are online only. New parent registration for 2026–2027 opened April 1, 2026; billing and payment administration are handled through the ProCare payment system. The comprehensive billing schedule (due dates, installment plan options, late‑payment penalties and related payment terms) is specified in the 2026–2027 Tuition Rates document.

Boarding fees
- Huda School & Montessori operates two day‑campuses (Lower Campus in Franklin and Upper Campus in Farmington Hills); no boarding or residential program or boarding fees are listed for the school.

Other costs or fees (uniforms, supplies, ancillary fees)
- Uniforms: Uniform items are required for KG–8 and are supplied via Land's End and Verona Collection; uniform purchases are the responsibility of families.
- School supplies and grade‑level supply lists are published separately for 2026–2027; supply costs are paid by families.
- Additional ancillary fees commonly referenced in the school's historical handbook materials have included materials/supply fees, activity/testing fees, and similar charges; the current 2026–2027 Tuition Rates document lists any 2026–2027 ancillary fees and their amounts.

Refund information
- Historical school guidance indicates certain fees (for example, application/registration/materials deposits) have been treated as non‑refundable in prior handbook materials. The school's current refund and withdrawal refund terms for the 2026–2027 school year (including deadlines and any prorations) are set out in the 2026–2027 Tuition Rates document and the school's enrollment agreement.

Fee payment options
- Payments are processed online through ProCare (SchoolCareWorks/ProCare). ProCare typically supports payment by debit/credit card and ACH/electronic check and allows families to set up recurring payments or installment plans where the school enables those options; the specific payment methods accepted for Huda School (card vs. ACH vs. eCheck) and any processing fees are shown in the school's payment settings in ProCare and in the Tuition Rates document.

Summary statement
- The school's complete numeric fee schedule, term and yearly tuition amounts by grade, detailed billing calendar, and final refund and payment‑method details are published in the school's 2026–2027 Tuition Rates document. The admissions materials identify the online platforms used for registration and payments (Synergy ParentVUE and ProCare) and note uniform suppliers and supply lists for families.

Academics

Curriculum

Islamic Education and Arabic language instruction are offered, along with the International Baccalaureate Program, a Montessori Program, and the Elementary and Middle School programs. The Montessori Toddler and Preschool Program follows Montessori methods, with non-competitive learning and a focus on the child developing at his or her own pace under Montessori-certified teachers. The Montessori environment emphasizes the child's independence and freedom within structured guidance. Arabic language is given special focus as the language of the Holy Quran and Hadith and the language of Paradise. The International Baccalaureate Program is part of the curriculum for applicable grade levels, alongside the traditional Elementary and Middle School programs. The program arrangement supports a continuum from early childhood through middle school.

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Admissions

Step 1: Registration and application. Registration and payment are online only. Online registration is hosted through Synergy ParentVUE, and payment is through ProCare. New parent registration for 2026-2027 opens April 1, 2026, on a first-come, first-served basis, and no in-person documentation or payments are accepted.

Step 2: Tours and visitation. In-person tours have resumed and are available by request only. To schedule a tour, contact the Lower or Upper School offices.

Step 3: Transcripts and recommendations. Preschool and Kindergarten do not require a transcript if available; for Grades 1–12, submit a transcript with official grades and standardized testing results, and provide prior teachers' recommendations when requested.

Step 4: Placement testing. Testing is arranged individually for Preschool–2nd Grade; for 3rd–5th Grade and 6th–12th Grade, testing is arranged after registration is complete and prior to the start of the school year, with details sent by email.

Step 5: Interviews. All new middle and high school students are accepted on a preliminary basis, pending a meeting with Administration and the release of records from a previous school.

Step 6: Admission decisions. Completion of online registration constitutes a portion of the admissions process. All decisions regarding admission are made at the sole discretion of Huda School. Enrollment is contingent upon final application approval by the Principal. After submission, admission status is communicated by email.

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FAQs

Where are Huda School and Montessori's campuses located, and what grades do they serve at each site?

Huda operates two campuses in the Detroit metro area: the Lower Campus in Franklin serves Toddler Care through 5th grade, and the Upper Campus in Farmington Hills serves 6th–12th grade. The school offers a continuum of programs from early childhood through middle school across both campuses. The Head of School is Dr. Mona Helmy and the school is co-educational.

What curricula and programs does Huda School and Montessori offer?

The school provides Islamic Education and Arabic language instruction alongside the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, a Montessori program for early years, and traditional Elementary and Middle School curricula. Arabic has a special emphasis as the language of the Quran and Hadith, integrated with Quranic studies. The programs are designed to support continuity from early childhood through middle school.

Is Huda School and Montessori a co-educational, independent institution, and who leads it?

Yes, it is a co-educational, non-profit independent school. The Head of School is Dr. Mona Helmy. It is IB-World Cognia Accredited and offers IB alongside Montessori and Islamic studies.

How does the admissions process work, and what fees should I expect for new students?

Applications are completed online through Synergy ParentVUE and payments are processed online via ProCare. There is a non-refundable application/registration fee for new students, with exact amounts for 2026–2027 listed in the Tuition Rates document. New parent registration for 2026–2027 opens on April 1, 2026 on a first-come, first-served basis.

How are tuition and billing arranged for 2026–2027, and what payment options are available?

The school publishes a detailed 2026–2027 Tuition Rates schedule with term and yearly tuition by program and grade. Billing dates, installment options, and any late-payment terms are specified in that document. Payments are online through ProCare, which supports debit/credit cards and electronic payments, with potential for recurring payments or installments where offered.

Are uniforms and school supplies required, and who provides them?

Uniforms are required for KG–8 and are supplied through Land's End and Verona Collection, with families responsible for purchases. School supplies are listed separately for 2026–2027 and are paid by families. Ancillary fees are listed in the 2026–2027 Tuition Rates document.

What mix of curricula does Huda School offer, and how do they fit together?

Huda combines Islamic Education and Arabic language instruction with the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, a Montessori program for early years, and traditional Elementary and Middle School curricula. The structure supports a continuum from early childhood through middle school, integrating faith-based studies with academic inquiry.

What can you tell me about the Arabic and Quran-focused components of the curriculum?

Arabic is a central focus as the language of the Quran and Hadith, with the Arabic Linguistics component teaching grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension. Quranic Studies emphasize recitation, memorization, and interpretation, including memorization of the last four Juz by 8th grade. The QAIS framework underpins this Arabic and Islamic studies emphasis.

How does the IB program function within Huda's structure?

Huda is an IB-World Cognia Accredited school authorized to offer the IB Middle Years Program (MYP) since January 2011. In the High School Program, the IB framework continues through 10th grade with Personal Projects and final presentations in that year. The IB components run alongside the traditional Elementary and Middle School curricula.

What campuses and facilities should prospective families know about?

The Lower Campus in Franklin houses Toddler Care through 5th grade, while the Upper Campus in Farmington Hills serves 6th–12th grade. The Montessori Toddler and Preschool environment emphasizes independence within a guided setting, and the curriculum includes Quranic/Arabic/Islamic studies, Physical Education, Library, Art, and Computer Classes.

What athletic and academic facilities are highlighted at Huda School?

Athletics are offered across levels, including floor hockey, jump rope, basketball, horseback riding, soccer, cross country, archery, and more, led by the Athletic Director. Academically, the QAIS-based Arabic and Islamic Studies components accompany the core subjects, with libraries, art, and computer classes supporting a well-rounded program.

Are there notable spaces or programs for arts and technology?

Yes. The Elementary Program includes Art and Computer Classes, and the IB upper grades integrate Fine Arts and Technology within the curriculum. The school also emphasizes athletics and service/outreach in student life.

What extracurricular activities and service opportunities exist at Huda School?

Student life includes a broad athletics program, arts, clubs, and Service & Outreach Programs where students engage in community projects. The school promotes intercultural understanding and respect through these activities.

What sports options are available, and who leads the athletics program?

Lower School offers floor hockey and jump rope; Upper School offers soccer, cross country, basketball, archery, horseback riding, and more. The Athletic Director leads the athletics program, and school life includes additional clubs.

Are there leadership opportunities for students at Huda School?

Yes. Student clubs provide leadership experiences, and there is governance through a School Board. Parents can participate through PTO/Volunteering, extending leadership opportunities beyond the classroom.

What wellbeing and inclusion supports does the school provide?

Huda has an Inclusion Policy to support inclusive education, and the IB Learner Profile emphasizes caring and open-minded attributes to support social-emotional development. Health and Social Education promotes healthy lifestyles and overall well-being.

How does safeguarding and student welfare work at Huda School?

Safeguarding is addressed through the Inclusion Policy and governance structures, with a focus on student welfare. The school integrates wellbeing practices into the IB framework and student life.

Is there support for SEN or language needs, such as EAL?

The school has an Inclusion Policy to support inclusive education, though specific SEN details are not listed in the available information. EAL is not specified; Arabic language instruction is a core part of the curriculum.

Is boarding offered at Huda School and Montessori?

No boarding or residential program is listed. Huda operates two day campuses, and all students attend on-site during the day.

Is there a school uniform, and where can families obtain it?

Yes, KG–8th grade students wear uniforms. Uniform pieces are available through Land's End and Verona Collection, with ordering information provided after registration.

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