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Masjid Bilal
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August/September

Welcome

 

As salaam alaikum and welcome to the 2020-21 school year at Masjid Bilal Weekend School. I am excited for our new school year to begin. The first day of classes is August 23rd. With Classes this term viz Zoom from 1030am-1:45pm. Please log in on time. Each class will also have a online classroom listed on the classes tab. And teachers will be using Classroom Dojo to turn in homework, post messages, and behavior.

You can find the online registration on the HOME page.

Jazakallah Khair Mrs. Chrystal Said
Masjid Bilal Weekend School Principal

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Important Dates

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Registration

Student/Parent Orientation

Student/Parent Orientation

August 15th from 11am-2pm

at Weekend School office

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Student/Parent Orientation

Student/Parent Orientation

Student/Parent Orientation

August 16th via , Zoom. Please see your email, WhatsApp, and our school Facebook page for log in and password

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1st Day of Classes

Student/Parent Orientation

1st Day of Classes

August 23rd


10:30-1:45

Please see your email for Zoom Log-in and Passwords

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Celebrating Diversity

Why Celebrate Diversity?

  

The Muslim Ummah is spread throughout the world yet we are all equal in the eyes of Allah. The student population at the Masjid Bilal Weekend School comes from many areas of the world. Therefore, to celebrate the diversity shared by our current and future students we will be using diversity as our theme for the 2020-21 school year. Multicultural education teaches people to acknowledge, embrace, and respect difference. Multicultural education helps teachers come to terms with personal, cultural, and ethnic identity while simultaneously encouraging and providing settings for students to come to terms with their own culture and ethnicity. This will allow for our students to have a strong since of self, understand each other, and teach greater understanding and respect for those that are different from themselves. 


Why, greater understanding of the world around us and ourselves reduces tension, ignorance, and stereotypes. Over time it will also lead to a reduction in prejudicial thoughts, actions, and speech. Leading to an overall reduction in bullying and violence. Prejudicial behavior is a learned behavior and can also be unlearned, no matter the age.


Bullying sometimes involves negative comments about a student's personal attributes and how they are different from other students. 


These negative judgements can relate to:

· appearance & weight

· socio economic status

· ability & disability

· gender

· culture & race


Prejudice-based bullying, also sometimes called bias-based bullying, is bullying related to prejudices that students absorb from the wider social community about the value of diversity in a community. 


Students from a culture, race or religion that differs from the main culture, race or religion at the school are also more likely to be bullied. 



Student bullying is strongly linked to school climate, including how openly difference and diversity are discussed and how much value is placed on respect for diversity and inclusion. Celebrating diversity in schools is the first step towards improving acceptance within society. Teaching children about difference and diversity builds a strong foundation of understanding and provides a set of values that children can take with them throughout life.  

  


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