Once Muneer Academy receives your application, we will contact you regarding scheduling your child's interview. Applicants and guardians must both be present at the interview.
During the interview, families will be provided with an opportunity to go over the curriculum, and schedule and answer any questions you may have.
The interview process also consists of the Admission Committee asking the applicant a series of questions about the applicant's history, goals, and interests.
Each date only allows for one slot, therefore to get a date and time that is most suitable for you, we ask that parents select their time as soon as possible.
To schedule please pick a date that is most suitable for you and your family to attend the interview and then complete the form.
Please make sure the email address that is entered is correct, as all reminders and correspondence will be sent via email. Please note that the times are scheduled based on Eastern Standard Time.
Please note the following admission criteria:
Applicants have consistent school attendance and minimal tardies
Applicant's grades are above a 3.0 GPA
Applicants are able to access the general education curriculum with minimal modifications
Applicants have no major disciplinary infractions or issues
All students and parents/guardians are expected to review the Student & Parent Handbook periodically. The handbook contains important information regarding school policies, expectations, procedures, and student responsibilities.
By reviewing the handbook, students and families acknowledge their understanding of school rules, including behavior expectations, attendance policies, technology use, and general school procedures.
It is important that both students and parents/guardians take time to read the handbook carefully and discuss its contents together to ensure a clear understanding of expectations.
Continued enrollment and participation in school activities indicate agreement to follow the policies and guidelines outlined in the handbook. Failure to adhere to these policies may result in consequences as described in the handbook.