Islamic School of MET - ISMET
Islamic School of Muslim Educational Trust - ISMET is a not-for-profit, independent, full-time, co-educational, privately funded, and fully accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission (NWAC) - a division of AdvancED. Islamic School of MET - ISMET was founded by the Muslim Educational Trust in 1997. It first opened its doors to students on September 8, 1997.
2018-19 School Docs
2018-2019 OIA High School Student Calendar & Internship Opportunities
Home Access Center on the Web User Guide to eSchoolPLUS
Mobile Device Family App User Guide to eSchoolPLUSMorning Drop-off and Afternoon Pick-up Procedure
Criteria for Work and Behavior Ethics
Grades K-12 Uniform Requirements
Use of Swimming Pool Permission Slip
Student Dismissal/Pick-up Authorization Form
Monthly Tuition Auto-withdrawal Form
OIA Probation Contract for New Students
MET Honor Society Student Contract
MET is hiring Passionate, Qualified Teachers and School Administrators
March
Mon 2 Valley Catholic Speech Tournament
Mon 4 PK-12 Parent-Teacher Daytime Conferences (No School)
Fri 8 Gresham Regional HS Science Expo at Gresham High School
Sat 9 Regional Spelling Bee/SAT Testing/MET Women Conference & Potluck Dinner
Sun 10 Daylight Savings Time Begins
Mon 11 End of 2018-19 ISMET/OIA Pre-Registration
Fri-Sat 15-16 Sufism and Spirituality in Islam Conference
Fri 15 Health Screenings
Sat 16 Scripps Regional Spelling Bee
Wed 20 11th Annual Arabic & Islamic Studies Fair
Sat 23 Pancake Breakfast
Mon-Fri 25-29 Spring Break (No School)
TBD 100th Day of School/Saturday Academy ASE Application DUE/Regional History Bee
PHILOSOPHY
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MISSION-
Our philosophy is to deliver superb academic and spiritual instruction within an Islamic environment that will nurture our children's hearts and minds and prepare them for their role in life as stewards of Earth and humanity. ISMET continues to achieve academic excellence within a healthy learning environment, intimate adherence to Islamic practices, and strong collaboration with positive interaction among school, students, parents, and community.
CURRICULUM-
The Islamic School of MET utilizes the curriculum line offered by McGraw-Hill for Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. For Arabic and Islamic Studies, we use resources and curricula by IQRA International, and the Islamic Services Foundation.
OBJECTIVES-
In order to create a comprehensive program that fulfills our Islamic philosophy, purpose, goals, and mission, the Islamic School of MET has the following objectives:
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- To provide an active, comprehensive learning experience that incorporates critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and problem solving skills in the core areas of Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Fine Arts, Social Sciences, and Physical Education in parallel with a comprehensive curriculum of Islamic Studies, Quran, and Arabic Language.
- To instill in our students a love of learning, a spirit of inquiry, and the ability to link science with Islam so they can explore the myriad signs of God in the Universe and within themselves. To inspire and transform students into confident, capable individuals with a God-centered outlook on life through Islamic education and discipline.
- To utilize modern teaching strategies to deliver superb academics and extracurricular experiences to our students that will polish their talents and mold them into positive, productive members of society.
