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All-boys High School coming soon to Ummah Center 

In partnership with Miftaah Institute

Open House At The Ummah Center
Sunday May, 17 at 1:45pm

👉 Register here to attend the Open House or to express interest

We are pleased to announce that UC School - in partnership with Miftaah Institute - is launching a full time Islamic high school program for boys (Grades 9-12 opening together) designed to prepare students academically, spiritually, and practically for life after graduation.

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This program combines self-paced academics, structured Islamic scholarship, mentorship, life skills, and athletics into one integrated daily experience.​

 

A Different Kind of High School - Built on Four Core Pillars

 

1. Academics (Self-Paced & Skills-Based)

Students learn through computer-based, Ohio-aligned online academic tools, progressing by mastery of skills rather than seat time.

What this means for families:

  • Individualized pacing - advanced students move faster, others get more time

  • Remote subject-matter expert teachers available on demand

  • A dedicated in-class coach/Murabbi ensuring focus, structure, and support

  • Small, distraction-free learning environment

  • This model blends technology + human mentorship, not screens alone.

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2. Quran, Islamic Studies & Arabic (Delivered by Miftaah)

Through our formal partnership with Miftaah Institute, students receive:

  • A structured Islamic studies curriculum designed by Miftaah Institute

  • Quran Hifz Program

  • Islamic educator and scholar leadership from Miftaah Institute

  • Daily tarbiyah and character development

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3. Life Skills for the Real World

Students participate in hands-on programs that develop the skills needed for college and beyond:

  • Critical thinking & communication

  • Technology & coding

  • Entrepreneurship & leadership

  • Health, wellness & personal development

Our goal is confident, capable young men - not just good test takers.

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4. Athletics & Physical Strength

Daily physical activity is built into the schedule to develop discipline, resilience, and teamwork.

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The Role of the Murabee (Mentor/Coach)

A defining feature of this model is the full-day Murabbi presence. The Islamic studies teacher serves as:

  • Daily mentor and role model

  • Non-academic coach during study blocks

  • Structured Islamic instructor during the Islamic studies block

  • Support for behavior, focus, and emotional well-being

This ensures consistent tarbiyah, supervision, and personal connection throughout the day.

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Key Highlights

  • Grades 9-12 opening together

  • Individualized, self-paced academics

  • Strong Islamic foundation through Miftaah Institute

  • Daily mentorship and supervision

  • College & career readiness focus

  • Planned EdChoice vouchers eligibility

  • Small, safe, Islamic-values-centered environment

 

Interested in enrolling your boys?

Join us at the Open House at The Ummah Center on Sunday 5/17 right after Zuhr prayer at 1:45 PM.

👉 Register here to attend the open house or to express interest.

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Please direct ALL your questions about the High school Program to: hs@ucschool.org.

Tuition & Fees

Tuition: 

  • High School Tuition: $11,400

  • You may be eligible to recieve up to $8,400 in EdChoice Scholarship award. Learn more. 

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Fees:

  • Enrollment application fee of $150 which does not go towards tuition

  • Technology, material and textbook fees of $350

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Payment Schedule

  • Annually

  • Quarterly payments

  • Monthly Installments

  • Payments are due on the 20th day of the month August through May (depending on payment scheudle).

 

Payment Methods
UC School accepts the following methods of payment through Digital Academy:

  • Electronic check (There will be a $1 fee for each transaction).

  • Credit cards (There will be a 3% fee for each transaction).

 

Late Payment Fees
Timely payment of tuition is essential to our operations. Tuition is due on the 20th day of the month and delinquent on on the last day of the month. Late payments will be addressed as follows:

  • If tuition is delinquent, a late fee of $25 per student will be charged.

  • Parents will be notified in advance that their account is past due, requesting that they bring the account current to avoid the late payment penalty.

  • If tuition is 30 days delinquent, an additional late fee of $25 per student will be charged.

Parents will be notified in advance that their account is one month past due, requesting that they bring their account current to avoid any additional late payment penalty. Parents will also be notified that their children will not be permitted to attend classes after they are 60 days delinquent, until appropriate financial commitments are met.

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