Ummah™ Center School

Ummah™ Center School (UCS) is a new non-profit full-time Islamic school. We opened our doors in the fall of 2023 at The Ummah™ Center in Columbia Station – a small town nestled in the Southwest suburbs of Cleveland.  The Ummah™ Center School was established with the purpose of “Raising leaders of tomorrow by nurturing a unique Islamic identity”.

This year, we are serving 114 students; 26 students in preschool, and 88 students in Kindergarten through 7th Grade.  Committed to providing a safe learning environment for our students, all our staff members and volunteers who are in direct contact with our students have to submit a current FBI & BCI background check.  Each year UCS will add a new grade level in order to continue serving students all the way to 12th grade – In Shaa Allah.

Parents: interested in enrolling your children? Enrollment Application is now open for school year 2024/25 for PreK3, and 2nd through 7th grades. Fill in the enrollment application

Our Mission

Our mission is to foster future generations through Allah consciousness, character, building, cognitive development, Islamic-faith practicing, and maintenance of a strong Islamic identity.About the formation of school. The idea to establish an Arabic/English bilingual school originated from a group of Cleveland Muslim families who shared a vision to provide their children with the best possible academic and Islamic education. 

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Ummah™ Center School

About UCS

The idea to establish an Arabic/English bilingual school originated from a group of families who shared a vision to provide Muslim children in Cleveland the best possible academic and Islamic education. 

They foresaw that attaining written and spoken fluency in classical Arabic at a very young age would enable their children to better understand their Islamic faith while excelling in academic sciences.

An elected Board of Directors who spearheaded the initiative found a warm and welcoming home for the school at The Ummah™ Center, a local Islamic community center whose leadership valued and supported the school’s philosophy and mission.