A.G.E. Islamic School - New Horizons in Islamic Education
A.G.E. Islamic School - New Horizons in Islamic Education
New Horizons in Islamic Education
A.G.E. Islamic School - New Horizons in Islamic Education
Updates
AGE Model UN High School Team at BOSMUN XXII
A group of our High School students were in Boston in February attending the BOSMUN XXII conference, where they had the opportunity to showcase their public speaking and negotiation skills over a three-day conference. They came back victorious with 4 Awards from this competitive conference:
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Malak Bkhiet: Best Delegate
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Hoda Soliman: Outstanding Delegate
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Tayyiba Sheikh: Verbal Commendation
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Mariam Eleish: Verbal Commendation
We are extremely proud of all our delegates for the outstanding job they have done showcasing their eloquence and professionalism and proud of our stellar MUN Advisor for coaching her students to shine with confidence amongst the crowd.
AGE High School Team at Empire NYU MUN
EmpireMUNC IX- New York University Model UN Conference is a High School Model UN conference hosted at NYU. According to their mission, ‘EmpireMUNC strives to engage politically-minded high school students with the opportunity to apply their studies to the problems and crises facing the world today. Our hope, is that through today's trials, they may rise to become tomorrow's leaders.’
Our delegation at the Academy of Greatness & Excellence was able to achieve success at this conference, bringing back an ‘Outstanding Large Delegation’ award! Our entire team was recognized as delegates who are at the top in performance, preparedness and of the most knowledgeable in the entire conference!
The individual awards are as follows:
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Malak Bkhiet, 12th Grade: Best Delegate
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Sujude Abdelhack, 9th Grade: Best Delegate
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Mohamed Elkhoga, 10th Grade: Honorable Mention
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Ammatullah Soliman, 10th Grade: Honorable Mention
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Mariam Eleish, 9th Grade: Verbal Commendation
Congratulations to all the delegates and the AGE High School Model UN team for their outstanding performance!
AGE- Community Service
The AGE High School Ummah Re-United Club is making a positive impact on the neighboring communities in Newark and Hoboken. The students have arranged a campaign to prepare and deliver food to shelters every other week. This is their small contribution to feeding the hungry and serving their community.
AGE High School Earns College Board AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award
AGE has earned the College Board AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award and has been recognized for closing the Gender Gap in AP Computer Science Principles. Schools honored with the AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award have expanded girls’ access in AP computer science courses. More than 1,000 institutions achieved either 50% or higher female representation in one of the two AP computer science courses or a percentage of the female computer science exam takers meeting or exceeding that of the school’s female population during the 2020-21 school year. In 2021, Academy of Greatness was one of 760 recognized in the category of AP Computer Science Principles (CSP).
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AGE Ranks 1st Place in National Noetic Learning Math Competition (2022)
AGE ranked 1st Place on the Noetic Learning Math Contest (Spring 2022). Our AGE 3rd Grade Champions Team and the AGE 4th Grade Scholars Team have both placed on the top of a list of public and private schools that have participated in this semi-annual competition that fosters the appreciation of Mathematics in students.
Besides ranking 1st Place, a group of our students from each grade have received a perfect score
