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All Food Served at Salam School is 100% Zabiha Halal, Unless Noted Otherwise!
All Food Served at Salam School is 100% Zabiha Halal, Unless Noted Otherwise!
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School Announcements for the Week of 11/11/2024
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The first announcement is this Wednesday, November 13, 2024 is an out of uniform day. Students may come out of uniform for $2 each student. They may wear nice clean jeans if they choose. No skinny jeans or skinny pants are permitted. Girl’s shirts must be knee length. All students must be dressed islamically appropriate.
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The second announcement is the National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society are hosting a “Stuff the Bus” competition between the two buildings. This week, starting Monday, November 11th - Friday, November 15th students will be competing to fill our athletic buses with packages of new diapers for local charities. Please donate if you are able.
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The Salam School PTA and Mathnasium Oak Creek are teaming up once again this year to host Math Night. The event will take place at the elementary school on Friday, November 15th, from 5:30-7:30pm, it is a free event open to all K5 through 8th grade students. Spots are limited, register using the QR code located on flyer posted on the Gradelink News page.
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Finally, the administration, staff and students at Salam School are excited that our ISM community is close to fulfilling a long-time dream of a third campus for Salam High School!
This is a massive and very ambitious project, that needs support from all stakeholders-particularly you-our respected parents and Salam families.
The Islamic Society of Milwaukee and Salam School is hosting a fundraising dinner for the new high school this Sunday, November 17th at the ISM Community Center, at the elementary campus located at 815 W. Layton Ave.
We are reaching out to invite you to share in this opportunity for Sadaqa Jariya. Please help us make this event a success by purchasing tickets to attend the dinner, and by donating generously.
Tickets are $150 per guest, or $1000 for a table of 8, and can be purchased online through the QR code posted on Gradelink and on the school website, or in the Salam ES or MHS office.
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AA, respected Salam Family, SSAC and Shura members. I bring you glad tidings! Salam School State Report Card has just come out (attached). Salam School continues to harvest five stars. The school’s status remains as SIGNIFICANTLY EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS with an overall score of 83.5. This is HUGE.
As you all know, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (WDPI) did not issue its State Report Card last year. This was mainly because the WDPI was unable to get complete sets of data from most schools on student attendance and achievements due to COVID-19 and what it did (school closures, virtual learning & assessment, etc.). While many schools’ statuses have changed on the State Report Card (downward), that of Salam School persisted with an insignificant loss of 1.7 points (Salam’s 2020 Report registered 85.2). I would like to congratulate us all on such a feat. Please stay tuned for the 2022 Report Analysis and more good news overall. Salam School continues to deliver on the promises it has made to its constituents and grow in enrollment, physical capacity, technology, quality of education and above all, student achievements.
