Qalam Collegiate Academy

This is my second year at this school, and MashaAllah, it's beyond excellent. Not only are the teachers superb at their job, but the students and overall environment are kind and welcoming. Both the core subjects and Islamic studies are properly taught and organized as well, so don't be worried about a lack in any subject. The QCA family cares for everyone and helps empower young Muslim women to rise beyond their potential and become an outstanding visionary. Outside of education and the environment, there are many events planned by the student council, PTO, and even the student body that uplifts the school's spirit, such as participation in a teen Muslim event called MIST, which stands for Muslim Interscholastic Tournament. In this competition, many schools all over DFW compete in various contests, and the winners even go to a national competition! Whether you are a new or returning student, Qalam Collegiate Academy is the right place to be. While it may be a small school, its spirit and excellence is the epitome of a great school. 11/10 for this all-girls Islamic school!

I had a really fruitful experience by enrolling three of my kids in such a warm and loving environment. It is the sole hard work and sheer determination of the makers and the mentors that they’re constantly upgrading the learning pattern

This is the third year for my daughter attending this school. Alhamdulillah, the school is amazing. The teachers are well qualified. The school provides high quality level of education. Their response to COVID-19 was very quick and students didn't miss a day of school. The move to virtual learning was seamless. This is all-girls school. So if you have a daughter, please bring her to this school. She will thank you all her life for it.

I love this school! The teachers are so patient and kind, i can tell they have a passion for what they do and it shows. Thank you all.

Our daughter ... has made leaps and bounds academically, and socially. She is safe, appreciated by her teachers and peers, and feels that all the kids are equals