School is currently enrolling students who are in Pre-K and Kindergarten through Grade 12 in regular school.

Every Sunday, from September to June, 10:45 AM to 1:30 PM. Special Ramadhan timings will be posted on the website.

Enroll online at http://www.saba-igc.org. Click on Sunday School/School Registration Form. Download and fill out the form, sign and submit a hard copy at the school office. New students should register as early as possible before the school session starts.

The annual tuition is $260/1 student, $414/2 students, and $620/3 or more students per family. Tuition can also be paid in two installments:$130/1 student, $207/ 2 students, and $310/3 or more students per family. The tuition should be paid by Cash, Check (to a SABA, in memo write Sunday School) or Credit card (online only, type Sunday School in comments box). Those who cannot afford to pay the nominal fee will be given a concession depending upon their individual circumstances. Your generous donations are always welcomed to support our high rental fee and various programs.

Children have to buy their required books and are expected to bring them in every Sunday. Come to class prepared. Bring whatever books, pencils, paper, etc. are necessary. If you are not sure what will be needed from the next class, be sure to ask your teacher.

Boys
1. Only long shorts are allowed
2. No vulgar or unpleasant depictions and writing on the clothing.

Girls
1. Hijab (hair should be properly covered and fastened by scarf)
2. If pants are worn, they must be loose and baggy.
3. Shirts need to be full sleeve, long (5 inches below waist), not transparent or tight, and need to be worn un-tucked.

Parents and family members who enter the SAB premises to drop off or pick up their children, or to participate in SAB events, are also required to adhere to the dress code.

Above schedule will be changed to an evening schedule during the month of Ramadan. We will notify you of specific times the week before Ramadan starts.

School begins with an assembly that is an integral part of the school's schedule. It is a valuable tool for conveying information about the school, starting the day with a brief Islamic lesson, and putting the children in a spiritual, cheerful, and learning mindset.

• Salaat is a required part of the school schedule.
• Parents who come early to pick up their children are strongly encouraged to participate in salaat and can only take home their children the prayer is over.
• Students are not allowed to socialize or play between class and prayer and should instead get ready for salaat by finding a place on the prayer mat and waiting for the adhan to begin.
• Talking and other disruptions during the prayer will be taken very seriously and dealt with immediately after the prayer.
• Students are required to remain on their prayer mats until the final ziyarat is complete.
• All female students who are unable to pray for a given Sunday are required to stay in the prayer area preferably doing du’a and tasbih, not talking or socializing. Talking disrupts the rest of the group that is praying.

Lunch will be provided after salaat through parent cooperation. Each week two parents/families are required to sign up to bring lunch for the school. The parents responsible would set up, clean up, and bring the lunch and paper products for the day. Each family is required to do this only once a year. For more information contact our lunch coordinator Sr. Nuzhat Naqvi

• Line up patiently for lunch and wait for turn.
• Sit down and eat in the dining area.
• Throw own trash and pick up any lying around
• Students are encouraged to use the restrooms during the non-class hours. During school times they will need a pass to use the restroom.

General Behavior at All Times

• Sit in an orderly way.
• Be on best behavior with staff and fellow students.
• Refrain from yelling or running inside the school
• Treat all property with utmost care. Please remember this is our center and we are responsible to take care of it.
• Do not move any desks or chairs unless requested by teacher.
• Do not bring toys, cards, magazines or games to school.
• Keep your classroom clean.
• Return items borrowed from the school office (pencils, staplers, scissors etc.)

Homework is an integral part of the learning process. However, we understand that children get quite a bit of homework from regular school. Our policy is to not burden the children but to reinforce the class work. Teachers are therefore encouraged to assign minimum homework. Students are required to complete SAB homework, turn in assignments on time and come prepared to class with books and pencils/pens.