Qur'an Recitation
Students learn to read and recite the Qur'an with confidence through guided practice, repetition, and teacher support.
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Nurturing Islamic environment
Clear Saturday routines
Strong family communication
Steady student growth
About the Program
Building faith, knowledge, and character together.
Our Saturday program provides students in Grades K-5 with a welcoming environment where they can learn Qur'anic recitation, memorize surahs and duas, strengthen their Islamic knowledge, and connect faith with everyday life.
Designed for steady growth
Clear weekly routines and consistent practice help students build skills, confidence, and responsibility throughout the year.
- Qur'anic recitation with step-by-step guidance
- Surah and dua memorization through weekly practice
- Values-based lessons connected to everyday life
- Essential Islamic knowledge and spiritual growth
Core Programs
What students learn each week.
Our weekly curriculum brings Qur'an learning, memorization, Islamic knowledge, and character development together in a clear and meaningful way.
Surah and Dua Memorization
Students memorize selected surahs and daily duas through age-appropriate goals and regular review.
Islamic Knowledge and Values
Students learn essential beliefs, worship, stories of the prophets, Islamic manners, and values they can apply in everyday life.
Saturday Schedule
Younger Age / Older Age
10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Semester Calendar
A simple roadmap for the second semester.
The semester is paced to keep students engaged, families informed, and classrooms moving toward a strong close.
Students, families, and teachers gather outdoors to connect, spend time together, and strengthen our school community.
Students explore courage, service, and the qualities that make someone a hero, then design a flag representing values that are important to them.
Students share creative projects inspired by the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, scientific discovery, and classroom learning.
We celebrate our students' growth, accomplishments, and the meaningful memories created throughout the school year.
a look back
Highlights from last year.
From hands-on projects to classroom activities and community events, our students learned, created, and grew together throughout the year.
Seerah Fair
Students brought scenes from the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ to life through creative models and reflected on his example of truthfulness, justice, kindness, and compassion.
Worship in Practice
Students learn how to perform wudu and salah through guided, hands-on practice. Praying side by side helps them build confidence, responsibility, and a meaningful connection to worship in a warm and supportive environment.
More Than a Saturday Program
Growing in faith, learning with purpose, and belonging together.
At Alamo Weekend School, every lesson and shared moment is part of a greater journey. We hope to help children build a lasting connection with the Qur'an, understand their faith, and grow into kind, confident, and responsible young Muslims. Together with families, we plant seeds of knowledge and character that continue to grow far beyond the classroom. We would be honored to be part of your child's journey.*
Start a registration conversationFAQ
Clear answers for families considering enrollment.
A strong school experience starts with clarity. These are the basics families usually want to confirm before taking the next step.
Who is the program designed for?
The current class structure is designed for elementary students in grades K-5.
What should families send on Saturdays?
Students should arrive with water, a snack, and lunch so classroom transitions stay smooth.
Does the schedule ever change?
Yes. The school administration can adjust the day flow based on semester needs and class goals.