About King Abdullah Academy (KAA)
King Abdullah Academy is an IB World School that enables students to excel academically while maintaining the values of Islam and proficiency with the Arabic language. The Academy endeavors to provide a caring, challenging and supportive learning environment where our students achieve their highest potential while exhibiting civic responsibility and multicultural appreciation.
KAA promotes health and well-being of students through offering multiple opportunities to participate in a variety of athletic sports. Students compete at middle school, junior varsity, and varsity level in volleyball, soccer, and basketball in the Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association (VISAA). As a member of the Virginia Independent Schools Sports Association (VISAA), our athletic facilities allow students to participate in various sports.
Our facilities include: a turf field, two grass fields, a 6-lane track, outdoor basketball courts, three gymnasiums, a weight room, a dance studio, an 8-lane swimming pool, and two athletic training rooms.
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IB
Primary Language
English
Ages
3 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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King Abdullah Academy is a Saudi Arabian private school that does not fit well in the American system.
Honestly, it鈥檚 a horrible school! Teachers are way below average compared to public school. I advise you to not bring your kids to this school. They care way too much about dress code and The education is way below average. Teachers don鈥檛 care about the students, they just want money.
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, a month ago
This is our second year at KAA. We are very pleased with the hard work of the administration and staff. KAA is fairly new but the school is striving high with its Academic feature and professional staff to help the students excel in their studies. We would definitely recommend KAA to our families and friends.
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, a month ago
It is such an amazing school. It has the best teachers, stuff and principal . It has great academic programs and fun events all year around.There are a lot of improvements!! We are very happy to have our kids in this community! Special thanks to Mrs.Salwa , Mrs.Noha and Mrs.Manal 鉂わ笍 We wish for KAA School a bright future ISA !!
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, 5 months ago
I鈥檓 a girl in sixth grade. So the school is beautiful. We have alright teachers and the students are great. They have great learning resources. BUT... the dress code is very strict. We can鈥檛 wear anything but skirts. We can鈥檛 wear hoods. We can only wear black shoes. At the end of the year, the teachers pressure us and cram exams in the last two weeks. They don鈥檛 have an organized curriculum. They change it every year. We can鈥檛 get used to one way when we switch to the other one. Overall, it looks nice on the outside, but on the inside it鈥檚 not very organized.
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, 2 months ago
School always chooses locations that are too far away . Learning community thing is a bad idea it is always cramped with students and teachers. School is great BUT they care way too much about the dress code we can鈥檛 wear hoodies only the ones that the school make you pay for .the only good person is mr sarsour who the head chef he is the Funniest guy ever never acts different when parents are by . If your student want to learn with no Interruptions then this school is not the one for every class the teacher is mostly Quieting the students down .
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, 2 weeks ago
Horrible school. I used to go isa before this school it was much better than this. They care more about the uniform then the teaching of us.
