Islamic Private Board of Education (Ontario)

The Islamic Private Board of Education (Ontario) is a Canadian nonprofit organization and registered charity that administers the Al-Iman School, a private religious educational institution located in Brampton, Ontario. The organization is officially registered with the Canada Revenue Agency under the charitable registration number 141100867RR0001.

Overview

The Islamic Private Board of Education (Ontario) was established to operate and manage Al-Iman School, which is registered with the Ontario Ministry of Education as a religious private school. The school operates independently and does not receive government funding, relying instead on tuition fees paid by parents of enrolled students to cover operating expenses.

Educational Mission and Curriculum

Al-Iman School offers a curriculum that is fully compliant with the standards of the Ontario Ministry of Education. It uses ministry-approved textbooks across all subjects and prepares its students for provincial standardized assessments, including the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) tests administered in Grades 3 and 6. Additionally, the school conducts the Canadian Achievement Test – 3 (CAT-3) annually to monitor student progress.

The academic program is managed by a Vice-Principal with over 30 years of teaching experience in Ontario schools, holding qualifications including a Principal’s certification and specializations in librarianship, computer education, early childhood education, literacy, and Islamic teacher education.

Governance and Services

The organization functions as a nonprofit educational service provider dedicated to delivering faith-based education integrated with the Ontario curriculum. It serves the local Muslim community by offering education grounded in Islamic values while meeting provincial academic standards.

Registration and Charity Status

As a registered charity under the Canada Revenue Agency, the Islamic Private Board of Education (Ontario) complies with all regulatory requirements to maintain its charitable status. This designation allows it to receive donations that are tax-deductible for contributors, which supports the ongoing operation and development of Al-Iman School.

This nonprofit plays a significant role in providing religious private education tailored to the needs of Muslim families in Ontario, ensuring an environment that supports both academic excellence and spiritual growth.

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