Islamic & Jewish Schools · Homewood, Mountain Brook & Crestline

Islamic Academy of Alabama

Islamic & Jewish School serving grades PK-12 in Homewood, Mountain Brook & Crestline. On the CHOOSE Act participating list.

Where this comes from. School details are from the NCES Private School Survey (2023-24, or 2021-22 where a school skipped the latest round). CHOOSE Act status is from the Alabama Department of Revenue participating-school list dated October 23, 2026, matched by name and city. Tuition is not published in either source, so confirm it with the school.

Funding fit at Islamic Academy of Alabama

$7,000
CHOOSE Act ESA per enrolled student, every grade K5-12
≤ $10,000
Accountability Act SGO scholarship, if the school partners with an SGO and the family qualifies (instead of the ESA)
Free
First Class Pre-K for 4-year-olds, only if this school holds a funded classroom; ask

Does Islamic Academy of Alabama accept the CHOOSE Act ESA?

Yes. Islamic Academy of Alabama is on the Alabama Department of Revenue's CHOOSE Act participating-school list dated October 23, 2026, so a participating student's $7,000 ESA can pay its tuition and approved fees through ClassWallet.

The award is the same for every grade from K5 through 12; for 2027-28 there is no household income test, though priority groups are served first if money runs short.

What does the federal record say about Islamic Academy of Alabama?

The federal Private School Survey (2023-24) reports 214 students and 21 full-time-equivalent teachers in grades PK-12. Association memberships it reported: Islamic School League of America.

Membership in an association is not the same as accreditation; ALDOR decides accreditation status for the CHOOSE Act.

How do families usually pay at Islamic Academy of Alabama?

Faith tradition has no bearing on CHOOSE Act eligibility; ask the school about community-funded tuition help after the ESA. The school enrolls pre-K children; the ESA starts at K5, so ask whether it hosts a First Class Pre-K classroom or accepts DHR child care subsidies.

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What should I ask Islamic Academy of Alabama?

  1. Are you on ALDOR's current CHOOSE Act participating list, and how do you invoice through ClassWallet?
  2. What is tuition for my child's grade, and which of your fees are on the approved list?
  3. Do you partner with an Accountability Act SGO, and would that award be larger than the ESA for us?
  4. What aid, sibling or member pricing applies after state money?
  5. Do you host First Class Pre-K or accept DHR child care subsidies?
  6. Do you have a dual-enrollment agreement with Jefferson State or another in-state college?

What a CHOOSE Act flag on a listing means

It meansIt doesn't mean
The school appears on ALDOR's participating list dated October 23, 2026Every applicant to that school will be awarded an ESA
The $7,000 ESA can pay its tuition and listed feesThe ESA covers uniforms, athletics or aftercare there
The school is accredited or in process, as ALDOR determinedWe have verified the school's tuition or seats

Which other private schools are near Islamic Academy of Alabama?

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