Nashville International Academy

"Great elementary school! My child loves the school so much. And apart from learning regular subjects, the students can get to learn Quran, Arabic and Islamic studies during school time so my child can spend time with family during weekends after busy weekdays."

"NIA is a safe learning environment. Teachers are great , dedicate, wonderful and engage with the kids daily. My two sons and daughter graduated from NIA and have been successfully in academic at Nashville Metro public schools. As a first generation of immigrant, I couldn’t have asked for a better learning experience for both secular and Islamic subjects for my children. NIA has given us what every parent desires, a safe learning environment that encourages children and rewards them for a job well done.!"

"lots if discrimination & sectarianism. Administration is a real failure. If you dont work there and are familiar with what's going on there, do not enroll your kids. I've seen lots of negativity. it's an unhealthy environment. Enroll your kids in Sunday school elsewhere rather than this one. The only advantage of it is learning QAIS (quran, arabic, and Islamic studies.)"

"Had a horrible experience here, all they care about is money. They keep increasing tuition every year without developing the whole school. They care less about students. There is a hidden discrimination no one can publicly see. One of the worst schools ever."

"ive been a student here for a 5 years and this will be my 6th year here. i love the school and all of the activities that we attend to and all of the religous study classes we attend to are interactive and enjoyable. they deserve all 5 stars .to respond to the brother that said that there is music playing outside of the masjid i want to say that it is out of the schools control to tell them what to do. they were hot days and they wanted to have some enjoyment while building the beautiful masjid. also this is the reviews for the muslim school not the masjid. if you have issues i would request that you ask a imam or higher up at the ICN masjid becuase they are the people who wanted the construction of the masjid at first."