AMCC Weekend School & Al-Rahman Quran School
Moving to Longwood, Orlando, or the surrounding Central Florida area can be exciting—and sometimes overwhelming. If you’re a Muslim family looking for a masjid-based school community for your children, AMCC Weekend School is built for exactly that need.
At American Muslim Community Center (AMCC), we provide a safe, structured, and welcoming environment where kids learn Islam with qualified instructors, build strong character, and feel connected to the community.
AMCC Weekend School is where children grow in faith and character
AMCC Weekend School is where children grow in faith and character—learning Islam in a supportive, structured, and community-centered environment. Families choose a weekend school experience that helps kids feel known, develop good habits, and build a connection to their local masjid community.
Learn more about American Muslim Community Center and the community behind AMCC.
What Your Kids Learn This Weekend
Families choose weekend school for one main reason: the impact on their children’s faith, manners, and daily Islamic life.
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Quran & Duas
Age-appropriate Quran reading and/or memorization, daily Islamic reminders through duas, and practical recitation habits. -
Basic Islamic Studies (Akhlaq + Beliefs + Prayers)
Character (akhlaq): honesty, respect, kindness, gratitude. Islamic beliefs: understanding core concepts in a child-friendly way. Prayer guidance: learning the basics that support everyday salah readiness. -
Stories That Build Character
Quran and Islamic stories that reinforce values, plus classroom discussions that help children connect faith to real life. -
Growth in Community Belonging
A welcoming environment where children feel known and supported, with positive peer culture and weekly reinforcement of “we are Muslim together” through community life.
Al-Rahman Quran School: Quran Learning Built for Progress
A key part of AMCC Weekend School is the Al-Rahman Quran School track—focused on helping students grow step-by-step in Quran learning while building confidence and consistency. Depending on age and level, students may work on Quran reading fundamentals, memorization goals where appropriate, reinforcement through review and practice, and confidence with recitation and proper learning habits.
Goal: Not just “getting through class,” but building a Quran foundation that families can feel at home every week.
Age-Based Milestones (So You Know What “Good Progress” Looks Like)
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Ages 4–6: Building Love for Quran + Good Manners
- Learning short Quran recitation pieces (age-appropriate)
- Introducing du’a and simple Islamic phrases
- Manners and akhlaq through stories and classroom routines
- Early basics of prayer awareness (in a calm, friendly way)
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Ages 7–9: Reading Skills + Respect in Daily Life
- Stronger Quran reading practice
- Du’as connected to daily moments (before sleeping, leaving home, etc.)
- Deeper character themes (respect, empathy, honesty)
- Intro to prayer routines and expectations
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Ages 10–12: Confidence + Responsibility
- Continued Quran learning with increased structure
- Memorization goals (where appropriate)
- Character lessons tied to choices: words matter, actions matter
- Prayer basics reinforced through habit-building
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Teens: Supporting Faith, Identity, and Community
- Guided Islamic study connected to real-life questions
- Strengthening confidence in Islamic beliefs and daily practice
- Positive mentorship and youth engagement
- Opportunities for participation through classroom activities and community events
How This Strengthens Family Values
Weekend school should help families feel supported—not added stress. AMCC Weekend School strengthens family values by creating a consistent Islamic learning routine your child looks forward to, reinforcing character so kids show faith in everyday behavior, helping parents feel connected to a local masjid community, and providing weekly structure that supports parents with guidance, not confusion.
- Better communication and respect at home
- More confidence with dua and Quran-related routines
- A stronger sense of belonging in the community
Community Highlights: Meaningful Activities Beyond the Classroom
AMCC Weekend School isn’t only “sit and learn.” It’s also about belonging, celebration, and engagement. Students may participate in classroom celebrations tied to Islamic values, student work and activities that build pride and ownership, and community-connected moments that help families feel part of something bigger.
Tuition and Schedule (Clear, Family-Friendly)
AMCC Weekend School runs on weekends and follows an organized schedule designed for Quran learning progression, character-building lessons, age-appropriate Islamic studies, and instructor-led weekly support.
Tuition details are provided during enrollment so families can select the option that best fits their age group and attendance needs.
Weekend school tuition generally helps cover qualified instructors and classroom support, learning resources and weekly instruction structure, and program administration and student materials.
If you need support, reach out—we’ll guide you toward available assistance options.
For the most current Tuition and Schedule (including exact meeting times), contact AMCC’s Weekend School team during enrollment so you receive the latest calendar and pricing details.
How Enrollment Works (Simple Steps for New Families)
- Register your child for the appropriate age group/level
- Meet the program team (or complete the intake process)
- Get recommended placement for Quran learning and classroom expectations
- Receive class guidance for what to bring and how to prepare
- Join the weekly sessions and begin building your child’s learning routine
Inclusion, Outreach, and Class Material
Moving to a new area means your family might be new not only to AMCC, but sometimes new to local community life and routines. AMCC is committed to welcoming families returning to Islam, families new to Islam, children who are starting Quran learning from scratch, and families who want a nurturing environment while learning together.
AMCC also offers support pathways for new Muslims and community welfare needs, so families aren’t facing this transition alone. You can also explore the New Muslims Program at AMCC.
Class Material: What You Can Expect
One of the biggest questions families ask is “What materials will my child use?” and “How will they track progress?” AMCC Weekend School’s learning approach is supported by age-appropriate Class Material that helps students learn effectively and practice consistently at home.
- Quran learning resources matched to student level
- Worksheets and activity-based practice
- Dua and Islamic reminder cards or take-home learning supports
- Instructor-guided notes and classroom materials for structured learning
- Progress support to help families see meaningful improvement over time
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1) Is AMCC Weekend School only for children who already know Quran?
No. AMCC welcomes different starting points. The Al-Rahman Quran School track is designed to support students based on level and progress.
2) What does “masjid-based” school mean for families?
It means your child learns Islam in a community environment connected to the masjid—where faith, belonging, and worship are part of daily life.
3) What is the focus: Quran, Islamic studies, or both?
Both. The program includes Quran learning (Al-Rahman Quran School), basic Islamic studies (akhlaq/character, beliefs, prayer basics), and weekly reinforcement that supports daily Islamic life.
4) How do families find out the latest Tuition and Schedule?
Reach out to AMCC’s Weekend School team during enrollment. They’ll provide current meeting times, program details, and tuition options.
5) Do you offer support for families who are new to the community?
Yes. AMCC focuses on welcoming families—especially those new to the area—and provides guidance so you can feel confident joining.
6) Do kids do activities besides learning from a teacher?
Yes. Students participate in classroom activities and character-building lessons, and they may engage in program/community celebrations as appropriate.
Ready to Join AMCC Weekend School?
If you’re a Muslim family new to Longwood, Orlando, or surrounding Central Florida—and you want a safe, structured, masjid-based environment for your child—AMCC Weekend School is a strong place to begin.
Contact AMCC’s Weekend School team to receive the current Tuition and Schedule, enrollment steps, and age-group placement guidance.